Charter #25082
Our Little Library is in honor of Mrs. Roberta Jordan. Roberta served as an AmeriCorps member with Big Brothers Big Sisters of St. Lucie, Indian River and Okeechobee Counties for many years as a reading tutor for VPK through 3rd grade students. Her students adored her and she was a source of support and inspiration for other members and program staff. She is greatly missed by all.
Charter #24064
Ellen Degnan
After serving as a school library media specialist at Beachland Elementary School in Indian River County for 36 years, the Indian River County School Media Specialists presented me with a Free Little Library as a retirement gift. I am able to continue promoting literacy in my retirement. My supervisor, Julie Milliman, arranged for the shop students at Vero Beach High School to build the neighborhood Free Little Library. The Free Little Library contains reading materials for PreK - adulthood.
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Charter #10128
https://www.mckeegarden.org
The Little Free Library at McKee Botanical Garden came at the suggestion of one of our board members. The Garden has an on site library containing books about horticulture and botany, as well as a Botanical Book Club that meets several times during the season. Our Little Free Library was constructed by a group of McKee volunteers. It contains titles of all types and is an extension of the Garden's efforts to promote literacy, education and a love of reading. All are welcome to use!
Charter #22126
Two committees of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Vero Beach, Florida, collaborated to make this Little Free Library a reality. Literacy was announced as the theme of the Religious Education program in 2013. After learning that information from the church newsletter, a member of the Social Justice Committee read an article about the LFL program in a Ft. Wayne, Indiana, newspaper. She decided to pursue the idea of a Little Free Library in Vero Beach.
Charter #12762
Our community wanted to share the love for reading and share with everyone within the community.
There are several others that are not Listed.
Charter - Sunrise Rotary
Has three, one in Troy Moody park, 12th Street Dog Park and Charles Park off of 24th Avenue and 16th Street
Charter Unknown
Oceanside as at least one in front of Main Street Vero Beach.
Charter Unknown
Citron Bistro / Village Shops 6260 Florida A1A, Vero Beach, FL 32963
There is one unlisted in Village Shops near Wabasso next to Citron Bistro that is not listed on the map. If you know of any others please post in comments below...
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For more information on how you can become a Steward please visit the Little Free Library website.
Founder at Vero Vine
Stacy Cook is the founder of VeroVine.com and Vero Beach Foodie on Facebook, and a nationally recognized digital strategist and business development leader with over 20 years of experience driving innovation in web development, digital marketing, and online business growth. With a unique blend of entrepreneurial grit, technical fluency, marketing mastery, and community-first thinking, Stacy has launched and scaled successful ventures across a spectrum of industries—from SaaS and e-commerce to media, dating, and hyperlocal publishing.
Born and raised in Lexington, Kentucky, Stacy began programming in high school and never looked back. While earning his B.S. in Telecommunications at the University of Kentucky, he simultaneously worked as a Computer Lab Administrator for the MLK Microlabs and ran his own web development company. He then served as a New Media Developer at Mikrotek ISP, managed internet marketing for Host Communications/Total Sports and the NCAA, and was named Vice President of Development at iHigh.com, a VC-backed startup revolutionizing real-time sports stats for media and fans.
Stacy’s post-college venture, Edit-X, launched in Denver and quickly became one of the most advanced CMS/e-commerce hybrid platforms available. The software was a decade ahead of its time, and its success led to partnerships across Fortune 500 clients and some of the largest privately owned dating platforms in the world. Stacy’s ability to drive traffic, increase engagement, and build custom tech positioned him as a trusted consultant for large-scale digital enterprises.
After successful chapters in Kentucky, Denver, and Miami, Stacy chose Vero Beach as home in 2011, drawn to its creative energy, natural beauty, and family-friendly lifestyle. Since then, he has become a cornerstone of the local digital scene, founding Vero Vine, the largest community-driven event platform in Indian River County, and Vero Beach Foodie, a 46,000-member strong food and lifestyle community hailed as the largest of its kind on the East Coast.
He also serves as the co-author of the Optimizer Handbook, founder of Starling Support, and a veteran Google Ads strategist who has audited over $5 million in digital ad waste and overseen ad accounts spending over $1M/month and managing over $400M in ad spend life-time. His work has empowered hundreds of businesses, agencies, and startups to scale with clarity, confidence, and precision.
A father of three (Ava, Aden, and Myla), Stacy splits his time between digital strategy, community advocacy, and building new tools for local businesses to thrive online. Whether he’s optimizing ad performance, launching grassroots campaigns, or spotlighting hidden gems across the Treasure Coast, Stacy brings passion, integrity, and creative energy to everything he does.
Born and raised in Lexington, Kentucky, Stacy began programming in high school and never looked back. While earning his B.S. in Telecommunications at the University of Kentucky, he simultaneously worked as a Computer Lab Administrator for the MLK Microlabs and ran his own web development company. He then served as a New Media Developer at Mikrotek ISP, managed internet marketing for Host Communications/Total Sports and the NCAA, and was named Vice President of Development at iHigh.com, a VC-backed startup revolutionizing real-time sports stats for media and fans.
Stacy’s post-college venture, Edit-X, launched in Denver and quickly became one of the most advanced CMS/e-commerce hybrid platforms available. The software was a decade ahead of its time, and its success led to partnerships across Fortune 500 clients and some of the largest privately owned dating platforms in the world. Stacy’s ability to drive traffic, increase engagement, and build custom tech positioned him as a trusted consultant for large-scale digital enterprises.
After successful chapters in Kentucky, Denver, and Miami, Stacy chose Vero Beach as home in 2011, drawn to its creative energy, natural beauty, and family-friendly lifestyle. Since then, he has become a cornerstone of the local digital scene, founding Vero Vine, the largest community-driven event platform in Indian River County, and Vero Beach Foodie, a 46,000-member strong food and lifestyle community hailed as the largest of its kind on the East Coast.
He also serves as the co-author of the Optimizer Handbook, founder of Starling Support, and a veteran Google Ads strategist who has audited over $5 million in digital ad waste and overseen ad accounts spending over $1M/month and managing over $400M in ad spend life-time. His work has empowered hundreds of businesses, agencies, and startups to scale with clarity, confidence, and precision.
A father of three (Ava, Aden, and Myla), Stacy splits his time between digital strategy, community advocacy, and building new tools for local businesses to thrive online. Whether he’s optimizing ad performance, launching grassroots campaigns, or spotlighting hidden gems across the Treasure Coast, Stacy brings passion, integrity, and creative energy to everything he does.
Latest posts by Stacy Cook (see all)
- Ocean Grill - Restaurant Review - February 20, 2026
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- Kilted Mermaid - Restaurant Review - February 20, 2026
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