There are many organisations which donate books. Here are a few examples:

Australia

• Share-a-book is a program run by the Australian Literacy and Numeracy Foundation, providing new and quality pre-loved books to Indigenous, refugee and marginalised communities in need of resources.
• The Aboriginal Literacy Foundation appreciates all donations of new and used children's books, which are delivered to Indigenous communities throughout Australia that desperately need help.

Pacific Islands

• Buk bilong Pikinini (BbP) accepts donations from schools, libraries and individuals for communities and schools in Papua New Guinea.

Africa

• Australian Books for Children of Africa provides second-hand books to underprivileged schools in rural Africa.
• Books2Africa International donates books to schools, colleges, universities and community libraries in Africa.

Asia

• The Books for Asia program, run by the Asia Foundation, accepts book donations from individuals and companies to a number of countries in the Asian region.
• Bridge to Asia supports higher education in China and Southeast Asia.
• The Library Project works in rural communities in China and Vietnam, donating libraries to schools and providing teacher-librarian training.

Other international organisations

• Biblionef sends children's books to schools, orphanages etc. in developing countries.
• Book Aid International provides new books to public libraries, schools, refugee camps, hospitals, prisons and universities around the world.
• International Book Project collects, sorts and ships donated books to requests from around the world.