Mixed-title school and library collections
Describe the age groups, subjects, languages and intended use, then organise confirmed titles with quantities in Books Hub.
Find and source books for your organisation
Book sourcing for charities, NGOs and project teams
Book supply for educational and charitable projects
Bring books to school collections, libraries and community programmes with Shulph. We help education charities, NGOs and project teams organise mixed-title requirements and recurring supply. For an overseas project, discuss the destination with us early so we can check the supply route before you build a detailed title list.
No sign-in or completed catalogue list needed to make an enquiry.
Books for schools, libraries and community programmes
Community and charitable programmes
Bring the project purpose, budget considerations and purchasing documentation questions into the sourcing discussion.
Recurring projects and overseas partners
Explain likely repeat requirements and the receiving partner’s country and location. Each supply route needs its own review.
Start with your project purpose, destination and approximate quantities. We’ll work through the book requirement and delivery options with you.
How the quotation process works
From your requirement to a formal quotation
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Discuss the destination first
Send a short project brief, destination country, approximate quantities and timing before researching every title.
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Define the books and delivery route
Shulph reviews sourcing options and destination feasibility. You can build a catalogue list once the brief is clearer.
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Receive a project quotation
Bring the books, freight and purchasing requirements together in a quotation for your specific project.
Let’s start with your requirement
Start with the project and destination
You can enquire before choosing every title. If you already know your books, use the catalogue and list tools, or include the ISBNs and quantities here.
Questions before you enquire
Should we build a complete list before asking about an overseas destination?
No. Use the project enquiry first with the destination country, approximate quantities and timing. This lets Shulph discuss feasibility before you spend time researching a large collection.
How do you check an overseas destination or language requirement?
Share the destination country and the languages or editions you need. We’ll check the available supply options and explain any destination or title limitations before quoting.
Can we mix titles or plan successive projects?
Describe the mix, quantities and likely programme dates. Books Hub can organise several titles, while availability and commercial arrangements are reviewed for each request.
How are freight, customs arrangements and delivery costs handled?
Tell us the destination and receiving arrangements. Your quotation will set out the agreed freight, delivery responsibilities and applicable charges for that project.