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Volunteer at the Library
The Irving Public Library welcomes the opportunity to work with community volunteers and students in a variety of ways at the multiple library locations. Volunteers help the library provide an enhanced level of service to citizens and visitors, while in turn providing much appreciated assistance to the library staff. At this time, the Library does not accept Court-Mandated Community Services assignments.

Contact: Carla Morgan, Volunteer Coordinator
972-721-2530, cmorgan@cityofirving.org

Volunteer Application (return to nearest branch location)

Library Docents
Committed community volunteers with a love of the Library.

Volunteer Opportunities:

  • Preparing craft supplies and materials
  • Repair and maintenance of library materials
  • Assist library staff with programs/classes
  • Assist the public with basic computer usage
  • Straightening shelves
  • Sorting and re-shelving library materials
  • Various tasks throughout the library system

    Requirements:

  • Minimum age 14
  • Resident of Irving
  • Willingness to assist others
    • Service Learning Volunteers
    Students in pursuit of volunteer hours to fulfill a class, organization, college or church program requirement.

    Requirements:

  • Minimum age 14
  • School attendance at one of the following:
    • Irving ISD
    • Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD
    • North Hills School
    • Ursuline Academy
    • North Lake College

    Service Learning volunteer opportunities are similar to those for Docent volunteers as listed above; may include membership in the Young Adult Action Council (YAAC) and some seasonal assignments. Volunteer opportunities may be limited at various times of the year. Preference will be given for work assignments to students showing a commitment to the Library and a responsibility toward work schedules and deadlines.

    • Volunteer Opportunities Brochure

    Volunteering
    Helping Hands
    ‘On-Call’ Volunteers
    • Assist with special events
    • Helping prepare mass mailings
    Friends of the Library
    The Friends of the Irving Public Library is a non-profit organization formed in support of the library. Most Friends volunteers are also members of the organization.

    Friends volunteer opportunities:

  • Assist with sorting, labeling and maintaining books and materials at the Friends location
  • Assist with book sales and events as scheduled

    For more information or to become a Friends member, visit their website.