Volunteer @ Your Library
Are you interested in volunteering
with young people at the library? Great! Just fill out and submit the
form below. The Youth
Services Librarian will
be
in touch with you soon.
Wondering what you can do, besides have fun and earn Community
Service hours? Check out 100 Things Youth Services Volunteers
Can Do At the Longview Public Library. For more detailed information about specific volunteer activities, see the descriptions at the bottom of this page.
Youth Services Volunteer Application
Please provide the following information. Use the comment box to describe special circumstances, interests, or to ask a question. Items marked with an asterisk (*) are required information. Please double-check your e-mail and phone number to make sure they are correct. Thank you for your interest in volunteering at LPL!
Volunteer Job Descriptions
Descriptions are linked as Word documents which can be downloaded and printed out. To apply, fill out the volunteer application above.
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Want to change the world or "Be the Change" outside the library?
Check these out:
Go Overboard has grants for teen projects.
Rock the Vote encourages youth to register and make a difference through informed voting.
Do Something "provides the tools and resources for you to convert your ideas and energy into positive action. Be part of a generation of doers." Find a cause, educate yourself about it, and then do something to change your world.
The following local organizations are also looking for young volunteers:
Cowlitz County Historical Museum
Cowlitz Humane Society
Gifford Pinchot National Forest (including Mt. St. Helens)
Junior Leadership (Longview Parks & Recreation)
PeaceHealth St. John Medical Center
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