Volunteering
You can gain skills, meet new people and make a valuable contribution to your community by volunteering with Pierce County Library System.
Do you want to volunteer at the Library?
You may choose from volunteer opportunities at any Pierce County Library location or with Homebound Delivery.
For more information, please contact Karol Barkley, Volunteer Services Coordinator:
Qualities of Pierce County Library volunteers
- Age 14 or older.
- Available.
- Reliable and follow through on commitments.
- Open and teachable.
- Able to relate well to all individuals at all levels.
Benefits of volunteering
- Make important networking contacts.
- Learn or develop new skills.
- Gain work experience.
- Build self-esteem and self-confidence.
- Meet new people.
- Feel needed and valued.
- Make a difference in someone’s life.
Top Ten Volunteers for 2011
- Frank Apolinaro, Graham resident, 137 hours
- Bob Arrell, South Prairie resident, 114 hours
- Alice Brynestad, Buckley resident, 100 hours
- Jean Flynn, Gig Harbor resident, 100 hours
- Jan Friend, Lakewood resident, 100 hours
- Christen Henry, Lakewood resident, 105 hours
- Alice Holloway, Puyallup resident, 118 hours
- Irene Kilcourse, Gig Harbor resident, 112 hours
- Ethan Nathan, Spanaway resident, 167 hours
- Margi Pratt, Orting resident, 84 hours
Volunteer contributions
Pierce County Library volunteer statistics for 2011:
- 202 volunteers
- 5,162.65 hours
Pierce County Library System greatly appreciates the contribution of individuals from our community who:
- Dedicate their time, talents and energy to helping us fulfill our commitment to our mission: to bring the world of information and imagination to all people of our community.
- Provide support on a wide range of projects and perform many tasks that cannot be easily quantified.
- Demonstrate the amount of support our organization has within our community.
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