Other Ways To Financially Support Your Library
Annual Campaign
In Honor or Memory
In Honor or Memory
Join our 2024 Annual Campaign! Make it a goal to support the library at any time during the year. Click the Donate button above or the Printable Donation Form button below to get a printable form.
We serve the communities located within the Lakeview Area. Donations from individuals in these areas are the foundation of our support. A donation of any amount is welcomed!
In Honor or Memory
In Honor or Memory
In Honor or Memory
We welcome monetary donations in honor or the memory of loved ones. Donated funds are used to purchase needed items for the library. We thank the family and friends who donated in memory of the following people in 2023:
Robert Anderson
Noel Dean
Beverly Dilley
Harry Elder, Sr.
Jerry Engstrom
Linda Montgomery Flynn
John Gallagher
We welcome monetary donations in honor or the memory of loved ones. Donated funds are used to purchase needed items for the library. We thank the family and friends who donated in memory of the following people in 2023:
Robert Anderson
Noel Dean
Beverly Dilley
Harry Elder, Sr.
Jerry Engstrom
Linda Montgomery Flynn
John Gallagher
Shirley Hedglin
Sandra Amon Hoffman
Debra Jacobs
Sherry James
Eleanor Kellogg
Lucille Lucas
Idella McConnell
Second Lt. Zachariah Miller
James Morton
Steve Troy
Sara Wareham
In honor of:
Emma Slawson
John and Judy Martin
Volunteering
Community Volunteer
We are looking for people to advocate for and serve the library in the Lakeview Community. Community Volunteers may offer their talents to fundraising and community events. This could include such things as baking, organizing, set-up, selling tickets, or many other activities. Time commitments vary and can be for a day event or offering more time to help organize events. To be a community volunteer, simply provide your contact information with us so we may share it with those organizing events.
Staff Volunteer
Dedicated individuals can work at the Circulation Desk or assist with programming. We ask that these volunteers devote a minimum of 8 hours per month and possess basic computer skills. They must also complete the PA required clearances below, FREE for volunteers.
Pennsylvania Child Abuse History Clearance (CY113)
You will need to create a Keystone ID in the Child Welfare Portal and follow the instructions.
Pennsylvania Criminal Record Check (SP4-164)
Additionally, a fingerprint-based federal criminal history (FBI), submitted through the Pennsylvania State Police or its authorized agent if the volunteer has not been a resident of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for the entirety of the previous 10 years, is required.
For more information on these clearances, visit http://keepkidssafe.pa.gov/