Volunteers are a vital part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries!
Thank you for expressing an interest in Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer opportunities. Here at Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, we are thrilled to offer a volunteer program that gives individuals the opportunity to gain valuable service skills, while making a difference in the lives of others. Volunteers opportunities are available whether you are seeking required volunteer hours, court appointed community service, or just plain interested in gaining the work experience.
Step 1-Apply
Chattahoochee Valley Libraries is now accepting volunteer applications for the Sixth Annual Columbus Children’s Book Festival! Free to the public, the festival includes author presentations, art demonstrations, storytelling, puppetry, musical performances, costume characters, early literacy activities, and autograph sessions. We are seeking volunteers 14 years of age and older to help set up, operate book sale, and assist in serving dinner on the evening of Friday, September 14th. Volunteers are also needed for morning and afternoon shifts to assist staff at multiple stations on Saturday, September 15th. The deadline to sign up is August 31, 2018. For a complete list of festival volunteer opportunities, please click here.
New applicants, click here to complete the online volunteer application.
Already a CVL volunteer? Log in here to sign up for a shift today.
If you are currently attending Columbus High School and need assistance regarding Community Service Hours please contact India Smith, Volunteer Coordinator, at (706)-243-2674 or by email at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Step 2-Complete required forms
Adult volunteers (over 18 years of age) must submit the Background Release form in order for applications to be considered complete. Teen volunteers must submit the Parent Release form in order for applications to be considered complete.
Completed forms may be emailed to cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org, faxed to 706-243-2714, or returned in person on the third floor of the Columbus Public Library. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Step 3-Interview/Orientation
Before volunteering with Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, all volunteers are required to attend orientation and training with the Volunteer Coordinator. The Volunteer Coordinator will give a brief tour showing volunteers where to sign-in and out and where to keep his or her name badge and belongings. Volunteers are then given “on-the-job” training in their assigned branch or department.
For more information on becoming part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer team please call 706-243-2674 or email us at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Rally Point is an 8 week closed group designed to help Veterans learn coping skills for symptoms associated with PTSD and TBI such as anger, avoidance, and emotional numbing. If you think you, or someone you know may qualify for this group contact us to schedule a pre-group interview. Call now, space is limited.
EACH TUESDAY
21 AUG 18 – 09 OCT 18
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Call (706)327-3238
The Family Center 1350 15th Ave. Columbus, GA 31902 www.thefamilyctr.org
Volunteers are a vital part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries!
Thank you for expressing an interest in Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer opportunities. Here at Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, we are thrilled to offer a volunteer program that gives individuals the opportunity to gain valuable service skills, while making a difference in the lives of others. Volunteers opportunities are available whether you are seeking required volunteer hours, court appointed community service, or just plain interested in gaining the work experience.
Step 1-Apply
Chattahoochee Valley Libraries is now accepting volunteer applications for the Sixth Annual Columbus Children’s Book Festival! Free to the public, the festival includes author presentations, art demonstrations, storytelling, puppetry, musical performances, costume characters, early literacy activities, and autograph sessions. We are seeking volunteers 14 years of age and older to help set up, operate book sale, and assist in serving dinner on the evening of Friday, September 14th. Volunteers are also needed for morning and afternoon shifts to assist staff at multiple stations on Saturday, September 15th. The deadline to sign up is August 31, 2018. For a complete list of festival volunteer opportunities, please click here.
New applicants, click here to complete the online volunteer application.
Already a CVL volunteer? Log in here to sign up for a shift today.
If you are currently attending Columbus High School and need assistance regarding Community Service Hours please contact India Smith, Volunteer Coordinator, at (706)-243-2674 or by email at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Step 2-Complete required forms
Adult volunteers (over 18 years of age) must submit the Background Release form in order for applications to be considered complete. Teen volunteers must submit the Parent Release form in order for applications to be considered complete.
Completed forms may be emailed to cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org, faxed to 706-243-2714, or returned in person on the third floor of the Columbus Public Library. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Step 3-Interview/Orientation
Before volunteering with Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, all volunteers are required to attend orientation and training with the Volunteer Coordinator. The Volunteer Coordinator will give a brief tour showing volunteers where to sign-in and out and where to keep his or her name badge and belongings. Volunteers are then given “on-the-job” training in their assigned branch or department.
For more information on becoming part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer team please call 706-243-2674 or email us at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Volunteers are a vital part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries!
Thank you for expressing an interest in Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer opportunities. Here at Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, we are thrilled to offer a volunteer program that gives individuals the opportunity to gain valuable service skills, while making a difference in the lives of others. Volunteers opportunities are available whether you are seeking required volunteer hours, court appointed community service, or just plain interested in gaining the work experience.
Step 1-Apply
Chattahoochee Valley Libraries is now accepting volunteer applications for the Sixth Annual Columbus Children’s Book Festival! Free to the public, the festival includes author presentations, art demonstrations, storytelling, puppetry, musical performances, costume characters, early literacy activities, and autograph sessions. We are seeking volunteers 14 years of age and older to help set up, operate book sale, and assist in serving dinner on the evening of Friday, September 14th. Volunteers are also needed for morning and afternoon shifts to assist staff at multiple stations on Saturday, September 15th. The deadline to sign up is August 31, 2018. For a complete list of festival volunteer opportunities, please click here.
New applicants, click here to complete the online volunteer application.
Already a CVL volunteer? Log in here to sign up for a shift today.
If you are currently attending Columbus High School and need assistance regarding Community Service Hours please contact India Smith, Volunteer Coordinator, at (706)-243-2674 or by email at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Step 2-Complete required forms
Adult volunteers (over 18 years of age) must submit the Background Release form in order for applications to be considered complete. Teen volunteers must submit the Parent Release form in order for applications to be considered complete.
Completed forms may be emailed to cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org, faxed to 706-243-2714, or returned in person on the third floor of the Columbus Public Library. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Step 3-Interview/Orientation
Before volunteering with Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, all volunteers are required to attend orientation and training with the Volunteer Coordinator. The Volunteer Coordinator will give a brief tour showing volunteers where to sign-in and out and where to keep his or her name badge and belongings. Volunteers are then given “on-the-job” training in their assigned branch or department.
For more information on becoming part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer team please call 706-243-2674 or email us at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Register today for the Multidisciplinary Webinar Series:
Relationship Health and the Effects of Emotional Abuse
Webinar Description:
Interpersonal relationships are crucial to our health, whether with family, friends or romantic partners. This talk will help professionals learn how to discuss healthy and unhealthy relationships with children and teens by helping participants identify warning signs of abuse and teaching ways to encourage appropriate relationships during youth. Conflict resolution strategies will also be discussed. The session will be led by Hannah Jones, PhD, Psychology Resident at the Center for Safe and Healthy Children of Hughes Spalding Hospital.
Relationship Health and the Effects of Emotional Abuse
Webinar description:
Interpersonal relationships are crucial to our health, whether with family, friends or romantic partners. This talk will help professionals learn how to discuss healthy and unhealthy relationships with children and teens by helping participants identify warning signs of abuse and teaching ways to encourage appropriate relationships during youth. Conflict resolution strategies will also be discussed. The session will be led by Hannah Jones, PhD, Psychology Resident at the Center for Safe and Healthy Children of Hughes Spalding hospital.
Join EFMP for a safe, fun- filled evening of Sensory exploration. The fair will feature games, sensory activities and educational information from local autism experts.
Volunteers are a vital part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries!
Thank you for expressing an interest in Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer opportunities. Here at Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, we are thrilled to offer a volunteer program that gives individuals the opportunity to gain valuable service skills, while making a difference in the lives of others. Volunteers opportunities are available whether you are seeking required volunteer hours, court appointed community service, or just plain interested in gaining the work experience.
Step 1-Apply
Chattahoochee Valley Libraries is now accepting volunteer applications for the Sixth Annual Columbus Children’s Book Festival! Free to the public, the festival includes author presentations, art demonstrations, storytelling, puppetry, musical performances, costume characters, early literacy activities, and autograph sessions. We are seeking volunteers 14 years of age and older to help set up, operate book sale, and assist in serving dinner on the evening of Friday, September 14th. Volunteers are also needed for morning and afternoon shifts to assist staff at multiple stations on Saturday, September 15th. The deadline to sign up is August 31, 2018. For a complete list of festival volunteer opportunities, please click here.
New applicants, click here to complete the online volunteer application.
Already a CVL volunteer? Log in here to sign up for a shift today.
If you are currently attending Columbus High School and need assistance regarding Community Service Hours please contact India Smith, Volunteer Coordinator, at (706)-243-2674 or by email at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Step 2-Complete required forms
Adult volunteers (over 18 years of age) must submit the Background Release form in order for applications to be considered complete. Teen volunteers must submit the Parent Release form in order for applications to be considered complete.
Completed forms may be emailed to cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org, faxed to 706-243-2714, or returned in person on the third floor of the Columbus Public Library. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Step 3-Interview/Orientation
Before volunteering with Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, all volunteers are required to attend orientation and training with the Volunteer Coordinator. The Volunteer Coordinator will give a brief tour showing volunteers where to sign-in and out and where to keep his or her name badge and belongings. Volunteers are then given “on-the-job” training in their assigned branch or department.
For more information on becoming part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer team please call 706-243-2674 or email us at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Register today for the Multidisciplinary Webinar Series:
Relationship Health and the Effects of Emotional Abuse
Webinar Description:
Interpersonal relationships are crucial to our health, whether with family, friends or romantic partners. This talk will help professionals learn how to discuss healthy and unhealthy relationships with children and teens by helping participants identify warning signs of abuse and teaching ways to encourage appropriate relationships during youth. Conflict resolution strategies will also be discussed. The session will be led by Hannah Jones, PhD, Psychology Resident at the Center for Safe and Healthy Children of Hughes Spalding Hospital.
Relationship Health and the Effects of Emotional Abuse
Webinar description:
Interpersonal relationships are crucial to our health, whether with family, friends or romantic partners. This talk will help professionals learn how to discuss healthy and unhealthy relationships with children and teens by helping participants identify warning signs of abuse and teaching ways to encourage appropriate relationships during youth. Conflict resolution strategies will also be discussed. The session will be led by Hannah Jones, PhD, Psychology Resident at the Center for Safe and Healthy Children of Hughes Spalding hospital.
Join EFMP for a safe, fun- filled evening of Sensory exploration. The fair will feature games, sensory activities and educational information from local autism experts.
Volunteers are a vital part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries!
Thank you for expressing an interest in Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer opportunities. Here at Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, we are thrilled to offer a volunteer program that gives individuals the opportunity to gain valuable service skills, while making a difference in the lives of others. Volunteers opportunities are available whether you are seeking required volunteer hours, court appointed community service, or just plain interested in gaining the work experience.
Step 1-Apply
Chattahoochee Valley Libraries is now accepting volunteer applications for the Sixth Annual Columbus Children’s Book Festival! Free to the public, the festival includes author presentations, art demonstrations, storytelling, puppetry, musical performances, costume characters, early literacy activities, and autograph sessions. We are seeking volunteers 14 years of age and older to help set up, operate book sale, and assist in serving dinner on the evening of Friday, September 14th. Volunteers are also needed for morning and afternoon shifts to assist staff at multiple stations on Saturday, September 15th. The deadline to sign up is August 31, 2018. For a complete list of festival volunteer opportunities, please click here.
New applicants, click here to complete the online volunteer application.
Already a CVL volunteer? Log in here to sign up for a shift today.
If you are currently attending Columbus High School and need assistance regarding Community Service Hours please contact India Smith, Volunteer Coordinator, at (706)-243-2674 or by email at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Step 2-Complete required forms
Adult volunteers (over 18 years of age) must submit the Background Release form in order for applications to be considered complete. Teen volunteers must submit the Parent Release form in order for applications to be considered complete.
Completed forms may be emailed to cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org, faxed to 706-243-2714, or returned in person on the third floor of the Columbus Public Library. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Step 3-Interview/Orientation
Before volunteering with Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, all volunteers are required to attend orientation and training with the Volunteer Coordinator. The Volunteer Coordinator will give a brief tour showing volunteers where to sign-in and out and where to keep his or her name badge and belongings. Volunteers are then given “on-the-job” training in their assigned branch or department.
For more information on becoming part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer team please call 706-243-2674 or email us at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Volunteers are a vital part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries!
Thank you for expressing an interest in Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer opportunities. Here at Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, we are thrilled to offer a volunteer program that gives individuals the opportunity to gain valuable service skills, while making a difference in the lives of others. Volunteers opportunities are available whether you are seeking required volunteer hours, court appointed community service, or just plain interested in gaining the work experience.
Step 1-Apply
Chattahoochee Valley Libraries is now accepting volunteer applications for the Sixth Annual Columbus Children’s Book Festival! Free to the public, the festival includes author presentations, art demonstrations, storytelling, puppetry, musical performances, costume characters, early literacy activities, and autograph sessions. We are seeking volunteers 14 years of age and older to help set up, operate book sale, and assist in serving dinner on the evening of Friday, September 14th. Volunteers are also needed for morning and afternoon shifts to assist staff at multiple stations on Saturday, September 15th. The deadline to sign up is August 31, 2018. For a complete list of festival volunteer opportunities, please click here.
New applicants, click here to complete the online volunteer application.
Already a CVL volunteer? Log in here to sign up for a shift today.
If you are currently attending Columbus High School and need assistance regarding Community Service Hours please contact India Smith, Volunteer Coordinator, at (706)-243-2674 or by email at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Step 2-Complete required forms
Adult volunteers (over 18 years of age) must submit the Background Release form in order for applications to be considered complete. Teen volunteers must submit the Parent Release form in order for applications to be considered complete.
Completed forms may be emailed to cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org, faxed to 706-243-2714, or returned in person on the third floor of the Columbus Public Library. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Step 3-Interview/Orientation
Before volunteering with Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, all volunteers are required to attend orientation and training with the Volunteer Coordinator. The Volunteer Coordinator will give a brief tour showing volunteers where to sign-in and out and where to keep his or her name badge and belongings. Volunteers are then given “on-the-job” training in their assigned branch or department.
For more information on becoming part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer team please call 706-243-2674 or email us at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Volunteers are a vital part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries!
Thank you for expressing an interest in Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer opportunities. Here at Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, we are thrilled to offer a volunteer program that gives individuals the opportunity to gain valuable service skills, while making a difference in the lives of others. Volunteers opportunities are available whether you are seeking required volunteer hours, court appointed community service, or just plain interested in gaining the work experience.
Step 1-Apply
Chattahoochee Valley Libraries is now accepting volunteer applications for the Sixth Annual Columbus Children’s Book Festival! Free to the public, the festival includes author presentations, art demonstrations, storytelling, puppetry, musical performances, costume characters, early literacy activities, and autograph sessions. We are seeking volunteers 14 years of age and older to help set up, operate book sale, and assist in serving dinner on the evening of Friday, September 14th. Volunteers are also needed for morning and afternoon shifts to assist staff at multiple stations on Saturday, September 15th. The deadline to sign up is August 31, 2018. For a complete list of festival volunteer opportunities, please click here.
New applicants, click here to complete the online volunteer application.
Already a CVL volunteer? Log in here to sign up for a shift today.
If you are currently attending Columbus High School and need assistance regarding Community Service Hours please contact India Smith, Volunteer Coordinator, at (706)-243-2674 or by email at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Step 2-Complete required forms
Adult volunteers (over 18 years of age) must submit the Background Release form in order for applications to be considered complete. Teen volunteers must submit the Parent Release form in order for applications to be considered complete.
Completed forms may be emailed to cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org, faxed to 706-243-2714, or returned in person on the third floor of the Columbus Public Library. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Step 3-Interview/Orientation
Before volunteering with Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, all volunteers are required to attend orientation and training with the Volunteer Coordinator. The Volunteer Coordinator will give a brief tour showing volunteers where to sign-in and out and where to keep his or her name badge and belongings. Volunteers are then given “on-the-job” training in their assigned branch or department.
For more information on becoming part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer team please call 706-243-2674 or email us at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Volunteers are a vital part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries!
Thank you for expressing an interest in Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer opportunities. Here at Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, we are thrilled to offer a volunteer program that gives individuals the opportunity to gain valuable service skills, while making a difference in the lives of others. Volunteers opportunities are available whether you are seeking required volunteer hours, court appointed community service, or just plain interested in gaining the work experience.
Step 1-Apply
Chattahoochee Valley Libraries is now accepting volunteer applications for the Sixth Annual Columbus Children’s Book Festival! Free to the public, the festival includes author presentations, art demonstrations, storytelling, puppetry, musical performances, costume characters, early literacy activities, and autograph sessions. We are seeking volunteers 14 years of age and older to help set up, operate book sale, and assist in serving dinner on the evening of Friday, September 14th. Volunteers are also needed for morning and afternoon shifts to assist staff at multiple stations on Saturday, September 15th. The deadline to sign up is August 31, 2018. For a complete list of festival volunteer opportunities, please click here.
New applicants, click here to complete the online volunteer application.
Already a CVL volunteer? Log in here to sign up for a shift today.
If you are currently attending Columbus High School and need assistance regarding Community Service Hours please contact India Smith, Volunteer Coordinator, at (706)-243-2674 or by email at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Step 2-Complete required forms
Adult volunteers (over 18 years of age) must submit the Background Release form in order for applications to be considered complete. Teen volunteers must submit the Parent Release form in order for applications to be considered complete.
Completed forms may be emailed to cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org, faxed to 706-243-2714, or returned in person on the third floor of the Columbus Public Library. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Step 3-Interview/Orientation
Before volunteering with Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, all volunteers are required to attend orientation and training with the Volunteer Coordinator. The Volunteer Coordinator will give a brief tour showing volunteers where to sign-in and out and where to keep his or her name badge and belongings. Volunteers are then given “on-the-job” training in their assigned branch or department.
For more information on becoming part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer team please call 706-243-2674 or email us at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Volunteers are a vital part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries!
Thank you for expressing an interest in Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer opportunities. Here at Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, we are thrilled to offer a volunteer program that gives individuals the opportunity to gain valuable service skills, while making a difference in the lives of others. Volunteers opportunities are available whether you are seeking required volunteer hours, court appointed community service, or just plain interested in gaining the work experience.
Step 1-Apply
Chattahoochee Valley Libraries is now accepting volunteer applications for the Sixth Annual Columbus Children’s Book Festival! Free to the public, the festival includes author presentations, art demonstrations, storytelling, puppetry, musical performances, costume characters, early literacy activities, and autograph sessions. We are seeking volunteers 14 years of age and older to help set up, operate book sale, and assist in serving dinner on the evening of Friday, September 14th. Volunteers are also needed for morning and afternoon shifts to assist staff at multiple stations on Saturday, September 15th. The deadline to sign up is August 31, 2018. For a complete list of festival volunteer opportunities, please click here.
New applicants, click here to complete the online volunteer application.
Already a CVL volunteer? Log in here to sign up for a shift today.
If you are currently attending Columbus High School and need assistance regarding Community Service Hours please contact India Smith, Volunteer Coordinator, at (706)-243-2674 or by email at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Step 2-Complete required forms
Adult volunteers (over 18 years of age) must submit the Background Release form in order for applications to be considered complete. Teen volunteers must submit the Parent Release form in order for applications to be considered complete.
Completed forms may be emailed to cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org, faxed to 706-243-2714, or returned in person on the third floor of the Columbus Public Library. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Step 3-Interview/Orientation
Before volunteering with Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, all volunteers are required to attend orientation and training with the Volunteer Coordinator. The Volunteer Coordinator will give a brief tour showing volunteers where to sign-in and out and where to keep his or her name badge and belongings. Volunteers are then given “on-the-job” training in their assigned branch or department.
For more information on becoming part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer team please call 706-243-2674 or email us at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Rally Point is an 8 week closed group designed to help Veterans learn coping skills for symptoms associated with PTSD and TBI such as anger, avoidance, and emotional numbing. If you think you, or someone you know may qualify for this group contact us to schedule a pre-group interview. Call now, space is limited.
EACH TUESDAY
21 AUG 18 – 09 OCT 18
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Call (706)327-3238
The Family Center 1350 15th Ave. Columbus, GA 31902 www.thefamilyctr.org
Volunteers are a vital part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries!
Thank you for expressing an interest in Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer opportunities. Here at Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, we are thrilled to offer a volunteer program that gives individuals the opportunity to gain valuable service skills, while making a difference in the lives of others. Volunteers opportunities are available whether you are seeking required volunteer hours, court appointed community service, or just plain interested in gaining the work experience.
Step 1-Apply
Chattahoochee Valley Libraries is now accepting volunteer applications for the Sixth Annual Columbus Children’s Book Festival! Free to the public, the festival includes author presentations, art demonstrations, storytelling, puppetry, musical performances, costume characters, early literacy activities, and autograph sessions. We are seeking volunteers 14 years of age and older to help set up, operate book sale, and assist in serving dinner on the evening of Friday, September 14th. Volunteers are also needed for morning and afternoon shifts to assist staff at multiple stations on Saturday, September 15th. The deadline to sign up is August 31, 2018. For a complete list of festival volunteer opportunities, please click here.
New applicants, click here to complete the online volunteer application.
Already a CVL volunteer? Log in here to sign up for a shift today.
If you are currently attending Columbus High School and need assistance regarding Community Service Hours please contact India Smith, Volunteer Coordinator, at (706)-243-2674 or by email at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Step 2-Complete required forms
Adult volunteers (over 18 years of age) must submit the Background Release form in order for applications to be considered complete. Teen volunteers must submit the Parent Release form in order for applications to be considered complete.
Completed forms may be emailed to cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org, faxed to 706-243-2714, or returned in person on the third floor of the Columbus Public Library. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Step 3-Interview/Orientation
Before volunteering with Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, all volunteers are required to attend orientation and training with the Volunteer Coordinator. The Volunteer Coordinator will give a brief tour showing volunteers where to sign-in and out and where to keep his or her name badge and belongings. Volunteers are then given “on-the-job” training in their assigned branch or department.
For more information on becoming part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer team please call 706-243-2674 or email us at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Volunteers are a vital part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries!
Thank you for expressing an interest in Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer opportunities. Here at Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, we are thrilled to offer a volunteer program that gives individuals the opportunity to gain valuable service skills, while making a difference in the lives of others. Volunteers opportunities are available whether you are seeking required volunteer hours, court appointed community service, or just plain interested in gaining the work experience.
Step 1-Apply
Chattahoochee Valley Libraries is now accepting volunteer applications for the Sixth Annual Columbus Children’s Book Festival! Free to the public, the festival includes author presentations, art demonstrations, storytelling, puppetry, musical performances, costume characters, early literacy activities, and autograph sessions. We are seeking volunteers 14 years of age and older to help set up, operate book sale, and assist in serving dinner on the evening of Friday, September 14th. Volunteers are also needed for morning and afternoon shifts to assist staff at multiple stations on Saturday, September 15th. The deadline to sign up is August 31, 2018. For a complete list of festival volunteer opportunities, please click here.
New applicants, click here to complete the online volunteer application.
Already a CVL volunteer? Log in here to sign up for a shift today.
If you are currently attending Columbus High School and need assistance regarding Community Service Hours please contact India Smith, Volunteer Coordinator, at (706)-243-2674 or by email at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Step 2-Complete required forms
Adult volunteers (over 18 years of age) must submit the Background Release form in order for applications to be considered complete. Teen volunteers must submit the Parent Release form in order for applications to be considered complete.
Completed forms may be emailed to cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org, faxed to 706-243-2714, or returned in person on the third floor of the Columbus Public Library. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Step 3-Interview/Orientation
Before volunteering with Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, all volunteers are required to attend orientation and training with the Volunteer Coordinator. The Volunteer Coordinator will give a brief tour showing volunteers where to sign-in and out and where to keep his or her name badge and belongings. Volunteers are then given “on-the-job” training in their assigned branch or department.
For more information on becoming part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer team please call 706-243-2674 or email us at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Volunteers are a vital part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries!
Thank you for expressing an interest in Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer opportunities. Here at Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, we are thrilled to offer a volunteer program that gives individuals the opportunity to gain valuable service skills, while making a difference in the lives of others. Volunteers opportunities are available whether you are seeking required volunteer hours, court appointed community service, or just plain interested in gaining the work experience.
Step 1-Apply
Chattahoochee Valley Libraries is now accepting volunteer applications for the Sixth Annual Columbus Children’s Book Festival! Free to the public, the festival includes author presentations, art demonstrations, storytelling, puppetry, musical performances, costume characters, early literacy activities, and autograph sessions. We are seeking volunteers 14 years of age and older to help set up, operate book sale, and assist in serving dinner on the evening of Friday, September 14th. Volunteers are also needed for morning and afternoon shifts to assist staff at multiple stations on Saturday, September 15th. The deadline to sign up is August 31, 2018. For a complete list of festival volunteer opportunities, please click here.
New applicants, click here to complete the online volunteer application.
Already a CVL volunteer? Log in here to sign up for a shift today.
If you are currently attending Columbus High School and need assistance regarding Community Service Hours please contact India Smith, Volunteer Coordinator, at (706)-243-2674 or by email at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
Step 2-Complete required forms
Adult volunteers (over 18 years of age) must submit the Background Release form in order for applications to be considered complete. Teen volunteers must submit the Parent Release form in order for applications to be considered complete.
Completed forms may be emailed to cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org, faxed to 706-243-2714, or returned in person on the third floor of the Columbus Public Library. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Step 3-Interview/Orientation
Before volunteering with Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, all volunteers are required to attend orientation and training with the Volunteer Coordinator. The Volunteer Coordinator will give a brief tour showing volunteers where to sign-in and out and where to keep his or her name badge and belongings. Volunteers are then given “on-the-job” training in their assigned branch or department.
For more information on becoming part of the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries’ volunteer team please call 706-243-2674 or email us at cvlvolunteer@cvlga.org.
