Volunteers are integral to our organization
We have included a list of volunteer opportunities that we typically offer. If you would like to help please fill out the form below and we are certain we will find a way for you to make a difference.
How do I apply?
Print and fill out the application form below and either bring it in or mail it to the Osterville Village Library, 43 Wianno Avenue, Osterville, MA 02655.
What would I be doing?
Shelving library materials, helping with programs, helping with our summer activities, or assisting with the Friends of the Library Bookstore. There may also be other duties available.
What is expected of me?
Be on time and follow instructions. Call your supervisor or library staff if you can’t make it. Stay through your agreed upon time. Learn new things and HAVE FUN!
School out? Need community service hours?
Here are some frequently asked questions to help you get started at OVL.
When does summer community service start?
June, July and August.
Will I automatically be selected for community service hours?
If there are openings, you will be notified.
For more information
Call Cyndy Cotton 508-528-5757 or email cyndycotton@clamsnet.org
You are invited to join our elite corps of dedicated volunteers! By sharing your time and talent with us, you can make a big difference in the quality of library service in your community. Download our application below.
Library volunteers work side by side with staff in every library activity. There is an ongoing need for help shelving, assisting with special projects, preparing mailings, demonstrating new technologies to the public, shelf-reading (Adopt-a-Shelf!), gardening, and more.
You will be able to . . .
- acquire new skills and gain recognized work experience
- expand your social horizons
- serve in your own neighborhood
- keep up with the latest books
- help, and be appreciated for it
- receive staff privileges in regard to library fines
What is expected of you?
- respect the public and be responsive to its needs
- be willing to learn
Our volunteers range in age from 16 up. Some do short-term projects, and some stay for 25 years!
