VOLUNTEER
During the month of October 2017, the Library will begin requesting volunteer help for various tasks.
They include: organizing books, re-stocking shelves, cataloging new books, typing checkout information, vacuuming library floor, dusting bookshelves, and other library-related jobs.
More information about becoming involved will be posted on this page soon.
Casual clothing and closed-toe shoes is recommended for all volunteers.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Volunteer at the library to receive Community Service hours for clubs, college applications, resume improvement, and just general acts of good works. Students must be at least 16 years old to volunteer at the library without a parent or guardian. Volunteer contracts must be turned in when initially arriving to volunteer. Community service sheets may be signed by the librarian at the end of the volunteer's time.
COLLEGE STUDENTS
Most of our university students volunteer during the Fall and Spring semesters through IMPACT, which is a community service club through Auburn University. College students ages 18 and older may also volunteer individually at any time during the year. Volunteer contracts must be turned in when initially arriving to volunteer. Community service sheets may be signed by the librarian at the end of the volunteer's time.
ADULTS
We encourage adults to get involved in helping out at the Loachapoka Public Library as well. Volunteer contracts must be turned in when initially arriving to volunteer. Community service sheets may be signed by the librarian at the end of the volunteer's time.
They include: organizing books, re-stocking shelves, cataloging new books, typing checkout information, vacuuming library floor, dusting bookshelves, and other library-related jobs.
More information about becoming involved will be posted on this page soon.
Casual clothing and closed-toe shoes is recommended for all volunteers.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Volunteer at the library to receive Community Service hours for clubs, college applications, resume improvement, and just general acts of good works. Students must be at least 16 years old to volunteer at the library without a parent or guardian. Volunteer contracts must be turned in when initially arriving to volunteer. Community service sheets may be signed by the librarian at the end of the volunteer's time.
COLLEGE STUDENTS
Most of our university students volunteer during the Fall and Spring semesters through IMPACT, which is a community service club through Auburn University. College students ages 18 and older may also volunteer individually at any time during the year. Volunteer contracts must be turned in when initially arriving to volunteer. Community service sheets may be signed by the librarian at the end of the volunteer's time.
ADULTS
We encourage adults to get involved in helping out at the Loachapoka Public Library as well. Volunteer contracts must be turned in when initially arriving to volunteer. Community service sheets may be signed by the librarian at the end of the volunteer's time.
