Participation in clubs, scholarships, and academic programs often require volunteer hours. Community College Access Program (CCAP) requires students to complete hours with a community service project each semester. Participation in academic clubs such as BETA, National Junior Honor Society and FFA often require volunteer hours. Colleges commonly look at community service projects and volunteer hours to assist in acceptance determination as well.
Finding opportunities to volunteer locally can be a challenge, especially out here in Craig. Your local library is a great place to start your search. There are several ways to volunteer with Craig County Public Library. Volunteering at the library does not have to be a long-term commitment. Volunteers complete a range of tasks from simple packet creation when needed to spending the day helping your neighbors at a seasonal event or at the library for a set schedule. Any time that you can volunteer is a win for you and your favorite little library.
Volunteering for a local community project is also a great way to enhance your resume. For job seekers just starting out, hoping to try a new career, or re-entering the employment scene, volunteering can help you network by meeting people you may not normally interact with and giving you an opportunity to learn new skills.
If you are a Craig County group or business looking for volunteers, please let us know and we may be able to help you make a connection.
We hope you will consider Craig County Public Library for your next volunteer service project or as a place to spend some time engaging your community. We are currently seeking volunteers for the next SWAP Day which will be in the spring, more information to come. To find out how you can earn your volunteer hours locally, stop in or call the Craig County Public Library at 303 Main Street in New Castle or call (540) 864-8978.
