Become a Library Volunteer
Want to make a difference in our community?
Volunteering with the Clark County Public Library is a great way to support literacy, learning, and connection. Whether you're looking for a regular commitment or a one-time opportunity, we're glad you're here!
What to Know Before You Apply
Age Requirements
- Volunteers must be at least 14 years old. (See opportunity descriptions for specific age requirements.)
- Applicants under 18 must have a parent or guardian's signature on all volunteer forms.
Background Check
- A criminal background check is required for all applicants age 18 and older.
Additional Requirements
- If you are a family member or friend of a CCPL employee, you will be assigned to a different library branch or department than the employee.
- The library cannot accept court-mandated or diversion program volunteers.
Have Questions?
Please contact Sarah Webb, our Interim Volunteer Coordinator, at swebb@ccplohio.org, or call (937) 328-0204.
Other Ways to Get Involved
Presenter Opportunities
If your skills or expertise go beyond our current volunteer listings, consider inspiring our community as a guest presenter. Reach out to discuss your idea:
Sonya Knisley, Head of Children's
sknisley@ccplohio.org
Catie Stewart, Adult Programming Specialist
cstewart@ccplohio.org
The Friends of the Library
Additional volunteer opportunities are available through The Friends of the Clark County Public Library.
The Friends host used book sales to raise funds for special library programs and materials.