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Volunteer
Opportunities--
Adopt a
shelf--Strike
a blow against Chaos!
What Is Adopt-A-Shelf?
- Well, it's really adopt-a-section. Each section
can take up to 60 minutes depending on the section adopted--once
organized, you may find you are spending less time. You may, of
course, adopt more than one section if you wish
- We ask that you come approximately every 2 weeks at your
convenience. We are very flexible--just come in whenever we are
open.
- Going on vacation? NO PROBLEM-- please let us know ahead of time.
What do we expect of our Adopt-a-shelf volunteers:
- Maintain your section by keeping it in numerical and
alphabetical order.
- It is important to record each visit in the Adopt-A-Shelf
chart--one is in our main work room, the other is in the
Children's Librarian's office. We'll be sure you are trained
before we let you loose!
This is a wonderful way to make a meaningful contribution to the
library, even if your time is limited....
- Make it a family project to keep part of the library looking
great--this is great for families with kids who are middle school
aged or older
- Working people with limited time can make an important
contribution
Interested? Send us an email
or call us at 363-2818
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Shelvers--
- This job involves walking, lifting, stooping and reaching to
shelve library materials. Shelvers must be physically able!
- In addition to shelving, job includes shelf-reading and
straightening shelves as needed
- Some training is required
- Must be able to commit to a regular schedule of 1-2 hours per
week
Several shifts currently available:
Interested? Call the Library and ask to speak to Frank or email
him.
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Circulation
Assistants--
- Must have good computer skills
- Must be friendly (and, if in Children's Room, enjoy kids!)
- Must be willing to commit to at least 2-4 hours per week
- Job may include shelving and other clerical tasks, so volunteer
must be physically able.
- Training (about 2 hours) is required
Several shifts currently available.
Interested? Call the Library and ask to speak to Frank or email
him.
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