Volunteer: Teen Drop-In Program Assistant - CourthouseAssist library staff with the running of a kids or teen summer program at the Courthouse Library. Upcoming Programs: June 13 - Ratatouille Family Film Screening assistance June 25 - Quilt‑Tastic Paper Creations assistance July 1 - DIY T-Shirt Tote Bags assistance July 8 - Flower Bookmarks assistance July 15 - Potato Chip Challenge assistance July 22 - Book Bedazzling assistance July 29 - Paint a Mini Monster Keychain assistance Teen volunteers are expected to assist participants throughout the event, as well as with setup and clean up. Participants will earn 1.5 volunteer hours. Location: Courthouse Library Assist library staff with the running of a kids or teen summer program at the Courthouse Library. Upcoming Programs: June 13 - Ratatouille Family Film Screening assistance June 25 - Quilt‑Tastic Paper Creations assistance July 1 - DIY T-Shirt Tote Bags assistance July 8 - Flower Bookmarks assistance July 15 - Potato Chip Challenge assistance July 22 - Book Bedazzling assistance July 29 - Paint a Mini Monster Keychain assistance Teen volunteers are expected to assist participants throughout the event, as well as with setup and clean up. Participants will earn 1.5 volunteer hours. Location: Courthouse Library Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 22201 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Drop-In Teen Toy Cleaner - CourthouseLooking for an easy way to earn volunteer hours while helping out your library? We're inviting teen volunteers (ages 12-18) to help us keep the children's play area clean and welcoming! Volunteers will spend 1.5 hrs wiping down and sanitizing the toys and board books used by Courthouse library's youngest visitors. Any extra time will be spent straightening up books on shelves, and putting away toys. This is a flexible drop-in opportunity, so there's no commitment to return every week. Sign up to help when it works for you. Support young readers and help keep our library a fun and safe place for families. Registration Required. Please register separately for each event occurrence. Call 703-228-3352 for more information. Location: Courthouse Library Looking for an easy way to earn volunteer hours while helping out your library? We're inviting teen volunteers (ages 12-18) to help us keep the children's play area clean and welcoming! Volunteers will spend 1.5 hrs wiping down and sanitizing the toys and board books used by Courthouse library's youngest visitors. Any extra time will be spent straightening up books on shelves, and putting away toys. This is a flexible drop-in opportunity, so there's no commitment to return every week. Sign up to help when it works for you. Support young readers and help keep our library a fun and safe place for families. Registration Required. Please register separately for each event occurrence. Call 703-228-3352 for more information. Location: Courthouse Library Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 22201 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Language Conversation Leader - Chinese MandarinLocation: Arlington Central Library 1015 N Quincy St Arlington VA 22201 How to Apply: Review the description below to confirm you meet criteria and are available on the needed day/time. Click the pink "Sign Up" button above and complete the form to express interest. Incomplete applications will not be visible to staff. Refer to "How to Apply" instructions for guidance. Library staff will contact candidates for interview within 1-2 weeks of receiving your application Library staff will check reference and initiate criminal background check for selected applicant(s) Make note of the staff point of contact and let them know if you have any questions Responsibilities: Introduce topics of conversationand lead the conversation as needed Help students with grammar and vocabulary Ensure everyone has an opportunity to participate in the discussion Students will be at different levels of proficiency Createawelcoming and encouraging environment conducive to learning and participating Types of volunteers: Adults (21+) Time Commitment: Wednesdays from6:30 - 7:30 pm at least two Wednesdays per month Minimum 6-month time commitment Ability to commit to a regular schedule Qualifications: Fluent in Chinese Mandarin and able to speak clearly and correctly (native speaker with neutral accent preferred) Friendly and welcoming Ability to speak English proficiently and clearly Enjoys working with people from different backgrounds and proficiency levels A desire to help students improve their Spanish Ability to work both independently and as part of a team No prior teaching experience necessaryLocation: Central Library - Operations Location: Arlington Central Library 1015 N Quincy St Arlington VA 22201 How to Apply: Review the description below to confirm you meet criteria and are available on the needed day/time. Click the pink "Sign Up" button above and complete the form to express interest. Incomplete applications will not be visible to staff. Refer to "How to Apply" instructions for guidance. Library staff will contact candidates for interview within 1-2 weeks of receiving your application Library staff will check reference and initiate criminal background check for selected applicant(s) Make note of the staff point of contact and let them know if you have any questions Responsibilities: Introduce topics of conversationand lead the conversation as needed Help students with grammar and vocabulary Ensure everyone has an opportunity to participate in the discussion Students will be at different levels of proficiency Createawelcoming and encouraging environment conducive to learning and participating Types of volunteers: Adults (21+) Time Commitment: Wednesdays from6:30 - 7:30 pm at least two Wednesdays per month Minimum 6-month time commitment Ability to commit to a regular schedule Qualifications: Fluent in Chinese Mandarin and able to speak clearly and correctly (native speaker with neutral accent preferred) Friendly and welcoming Ability to speak English proficiently and clearly Enjoys working with people from different backgrounds and proficiency levels A desire to help students improve their Spanish Ability to work both independently and as part of a team No prior teaching experience necessaryLocation: Central Library - Operations Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 22201 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Book Club LeaderLocation: Glencarlyn Library 300 South Kensington St Arlington, VA 22204How to Apply: Review the description below to confirm you meet criteria and are available on the needed day/time. Click the pink "Sign Up" button above and complete the form to express interest. Incomplete applications will not be visible to staff. Refer to "How to Apply" instructions for guidance. Library staff will contact candidates for interview within 1-2 weeks of receiving your application Library staff will check reference and initiate criminal background check for selected applicant(s) Make note of the staff point of contact and let them know if you have any questionsResponsibilities: Lead a monthly book club for adults Select book club titles with input from library staff Work with library staff to procure materials Engage the group in discussionTypes of volunteers: Adult aged 21+ Older Adults (55+)Time commitment: One Wednesday evening from 6-8 pm a month, plus time for reading material for book club selection Year-round Minimum 6-month commitmentQualifications: Avid reader Comfortable leading small group discussions Ability to create welcoming and inclusive atmosphere Comfortable working with people from other cultures, age groups and backgrounds. Dependable Good listening skills Ability to manage participation so that everyone has chance to contribute Location: Glencarlyn Library Location: Glencarlyn Library 300 South Kensington St Arlington, VA 22204How to Apply: Review the description below to confirm you meet criteria and are available on the needed day/time. Click the pink "Sign Up" button above and complete the form to express interest. Incomplete applications will not be visible to staff. Refer to "How to Apply" instructions for guidance. Library staff will contact candidates for interview within 1-2 weeks of receiving your application Library staff will check reference and initiate criminal background check for selected applicant(s) Make note of the staff point of contact and let them know if you have any questionsResponsibilities: Lead a monthly book club for adults Select book club titles with input from library staff Work with library staff to procure materials Engage the group in discussionTypes of volunteers: Adult aged 21+ Older Adults (55+)Time commitment: One Wednesday evening from 6-8 pm a month, plus time for reading material for book club selection Year-round Minimum 6-month commitmentQualifications: Avid reader Comfortable leading small group discussions Ability to create welcoming and inclusive atmosphere Comfortable working with people from other cultures, age groups and backgrounds. Dependable Good listening skills Ability to manage participation so that everyone has chance to contribute Location: Glencarlyn Library Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 22204 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Writing Group Leader (Courthouse)Location: In person Courthouse Library 2100 Clarendon Blvd. Arlington VA 22201 Responsibilities: Lead a twice-monthly writing group for adults Communicate clearly with group members and library staff Engage the group in constructive criticism and discussion of writing Report attendance numbers to Library staff Share Library events and services (writing and author events in particular) with the group Types of Volunteers: Adults ages 21+ Older Adults (55+) Time Commitment: Two Saturdays per month from 10am-12pm. Year-round Minimum 6-month commitment Qualifications: Comfortable leading a small group Experience with creative and professional writing and editing Ability to manage participation so that: everyone has a chance to contribute conversations remain respectful and constructive Good listening skills Dependable Location: Courthouse Library Location: In person Courthouse Library 2100 Clarendon Blvd. Arlington VA 22201 Responsibilities: Lead a twice-monthly writing group for adults Communicate clearly with group members and library staff Engage the group in constructive criticism and discussion of writing Report attendance numbers to Library staff Share Library events and services (writing and author events in particular) with the group Types of Volunteers: Adults ages 21+ Older Adults (55+) Time Commitment: Two Saturdays per month from 10am-12pm. Year-round Minimum 6-month commitment Qualifications: Comfortable leading a small group Experience with creative and professional writing and editing Ability to manage participation so that: everyone has a chance to contribute conversations remain respectful and constructive Good listening skills Dependable Location: Courthouse Library Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 22201 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Teen Volunteer - Aurora HillsAssist the Youth Services librarian as needed. Tasks may include craft preparation, cleaning toys, finding books for displays, shelving books, and tidying the children's area.Volunteers can expect to use cleaning supplies to wipe down
the toys if assigned.
Participants will earn 1 volunteer hour per shift. Shifts will be scheduled for a one hour block between 4-6pm on Tuesdays. Qualifications: Entering Grade 7-12 as of September 2025 Reliable and dependable Enjoys working with children and familiesCommunicates well with both library staff and patrons Able to work on short-term projects with guidance; requests follow-up information as neededRegistration and Interview Required. Call 703-228-5715 for more information. Location: Aurora Hills Library Assist the Youth Services librarian as needed. Tasks may include craft preparation, cleaning toys, finding books for displays, shelving books, and tidying the children's area.Volunteers can expect to use cleaning supplies to wipe down
the toys if assigned.
Participants will earn 1 volunteer hour per shift. Shifts will be scheduled for a one hour block between 4-6pm on Tuesdays. Qualifications: Entering Grade 7-12 as of September 2025 Reliable and dependable Enjoys working with children and familiesCommunicates well with both library staff and patrons Able to work on short-term projects with guidance; requests follow-up information as neededRegistration and Interview Required. Call 703-228-5715 for more information. Location: Aurora Hills Library Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 22202 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Teen Library Volunteer (Central Youth Services)Teen Volunteers: May assist Youth Services staff with a variety of library programs, including Kids Club, storytimes, and other programs as they ariseVolunteer opportunities on program days will include setting up and cleaning up the program room, as well as assisting children and adults with projectsPreparation of materials for programs may include cutting, sorting and labeling materialsPull books for library book lists and displays Assist in maintaining the Youth Services areaTasks may include tidying shelves and cleaning in "Arlingtown," the Library's play areaOther assistance throughout the Youth Services area as assignedQualifications Entering Grade 7-12 as of September 2025Reliable and dependableEnjoys working with children and familiesCommunicates well with both library staff and patronsAble to work on short-term projects with guidance; requests follow-up information as neededLocation: Central Library - Teen Volunteers Teen Volunteers: May assist Youth Services staff with a variety of library programs, including Kids Club, storytimes, and other programs as they ariseVolunteer opportunities on program days will include setting up and cleaning up the program room, as well as assisting children and adults with projectsPreparation of materials for programs may include cutting, sorting and labeling materialsPull books for library book lists and displays Assist in maintaining the Youth Services areaTasks may include tidying shelves and cleaning in "Arlingtown," the Library's play areaOther assistance throughout the Youth Services area as assignedQualifications Entering Grade 7-12 as of September 2025Reliable and dependableEnjoys working with children and familiesCommunicates well with both library staff and patronsAble to work on short-term projects with guidance; requests follow-up information as neededLocation: Central Library - Teen Volunteers Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 22201 Allow Groups: No |