Support the Birmingham Public Library
The
Birmingham Public Library is a great library because of its many
supporters, and there are many ways to get involved.
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Friends Foundation of the Birmingham Public Library
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The Friends Foundation of the Birmingham Public Library fundraises
to support programming, improve facilities, and purchase equipment that
is beyond the library’s annual budget. The Foundation improves access to
library resources—books and other reading materials, historical
collections, educational programs, and technology—through the generous
donations of individuals, foundations and corporations throughout the
region. The Friends Foundation believes that increasing the reach of the
Birmingham Public Library can substantially improve the lives of
Birmingham citizens.
Learn more about supporting the
work of The Friends Foundation of the Birmingham Public Library.
Be a Friend
Volunteer
Friends
Bookstore
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Birmingham Public Library Young Professionals
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The Birmingham Public Library Young Professionals celebrate the rich history and prosperous
future of Birmingham's oldest cultural institution. The Young
Professionals support the Library financially and culturally and promote
its remarkable treasures. By hosting dynamic lectures, special
collection tours, and other social events and by volunteering time and
skills, the Young Professionals increase public awareness of and access
to the Library's resources.
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Birmingham Public Library Volunteers
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Volunteers are an essential part of the daily
operations at the Birmingham Public Library (BPL). BPL adult and teen
volunteers assist with a number of functions throughout the system, most
of which are outlined in the
Volunteer Handbook. Through the Volunteer Program, BPL strives to
meet two goals: identify system-wide opportunities for volunteers to
contribute in an ongoing capacity, and to provide volunteers a
meaningful and rewarding volunteer experience. Volunteers are needed in
several areas including the following:
1, 2, 3 Play with Me (Children's Program Volunteer)
Bookstore
Collection Management
Database Entry
Digital Scanning
Merchandise Display
Ready to Read (Adult Literacy) Tutor
Special Events
Summer Reading Programs (Teen Volunteers)
Preview a copy of the
Volunteer Handbook
(pdf). If
you are interested in serving as a BPL volunteer, please call (205)
226-3610 for more information.
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