Volunteer
Library Volunteer Options
- Volunteer at the Framingham Public Library!
As a service to our community, the gift of your time and abilities is greatly appreciated. Volunteers may serve in many ways. Please complete this volunteer application. Please see our Volunteer Program Guide and our Volunteer Policy for further questions.
- Tutor adults in Literacy and English as a Second Language through the Literacy Unlimited program.
Contact Literacy Unlimited Coordinator Martha Coleman: 508-532-5574, or e-mail mcoleman@minlib.net
- Volunteer with the Friends of the Framingham Library.
Contact Emily Olsen of the Friends: E-mail: fplfriends@minlib.net - Tutor at the Homework Center- Adult Volunteer tutors provide free tutoring for Framingham students K-12. Tutoring takes place at the Homework Center Program which is located at the Main Library. The Homework Center's Library's Outreach Initiative also sends teams of tutors to each of the middle and high schools.
Contact FPL Director Dawn Dellasanta: E-mail ddellasanta@minlib.net. - Serve on the Student Advisory Board (Middle and High School students)- A hands on opportunity for an active role in running a library program that also serves the academic community of Framingham. Meet on a monthly basis with students representing each of the middle and high schools. Plan and run fun town-wide academic events (spelling and geography bees, fundraising fashion shows, essay contests, etc.) Being a member of the advisory board is a leadership/community service experience, important to note on college and employment applications. Students can also serve as tutors with younger students and peers in the Homework Center Tutoring Program.
Contact Supervisor of Teen Services John Garrigan: E-mail jgarrigan@minlib.net.