• Purpose: Provide homework assistance and study skill direction to students in grades K-12. 
• Skills needed: Patience, leadership ability and basic computer skills. Interest in children and education with an understanding of math and science.
• Hours: Volunteers commit to two hours per week after-school (approximately 3 to 5 p.m. or 4 to 6 p.m.) for a full semester.  High school students 16 years of age and older with a very strong academic interest and a teacher’s recommendation may also apply.

• Purpose: Keep the library's collection of books and other materials in correct order so the public can easily find them on the shelves. 
• Skills: Detail-oriented
• Hours: Weekday schedule of one to two hour sessions, once or twice a week.  A long term commitment of 70 hours or six months is required.  High school students at least 16 years of age may apply.  

• Purpose: Provide a half-hour animated story time for groups of preschool aged children.
• Skills: Teaching, dramatic arts or performing background is helpful. Energetic outgoing personality.  Must be at least 18 years old and enjoy young children. 
• Hours: Volunteers must commit to one Saturday story time per month for six months. 

• Purpose: Select library materials and deliver them to homebound residents who cannot come to the library and greatly enjoy the visits and materials.
• Skills: Patience, conversational abilities and current drivers license.
• Hours: Volunteers can choose their hours to communicate with the homebound individual, select materials and deliver them. 

This service offers free literacy tutoring in reading and writing for English-speaking adults. Both traditional and computer based literacy skills are taught.

Adult volunteer tutors work on a one-to-one basis with adult learners, meeting twice a week for a one-and-a half-hour session. Tutor training is provided.