Volunteering at Falmouth Memorial Library

The Falmouth Memorial Library depends on a dedicated group of community volunteers for many day-to-day tasks. For both new and longtime residents of Falmouth, being a volunteer both supports our library and provides an opportunity to interact with the hundreds of people who visit each day. Volunteers are trained for their specific tasks of interest by the library staff.

Here are some of the ways you can assist as a volunteer:

Shelving books, music and DVDs
Monitoring books on the shelves, keeping them in alphabetical or numerical order
Assisting with fundraising events
Weeding our gardens

Please call the library for more information.

“The love of learning, the sequestered nooks, and all the sweet serenity of books.”

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Trustees Announce $100,000 Matching Challenge for Library's Capital Campaign
January 13, 2019 - Today an anonymous donor has stepped forward with a $100,000 matching challenge for Falmouth Memorial Library’s fundraising campaign. This challenge comes at a critical juncture as the Library’s self-imposed audit deadline of January 12 has now passed with $195,000 remaining to be raised. Under the challenge, every dollar the library raises between now and the official deadline of January 31 will be matched up to $100,000. Our Board of Trustees would like to thank this incredibly generous donor and all the individuals and businesses who have contributed to this campaign to date. Donations and pledges are appreciated at all levels. We encourage people to consider joining the over 225 members of the 1718 Society in honor of Falmouth’s Tercentennial with a donation of $3,000 over four years. Gifts can be made in person, online atwww.falmouthmemoriallibrary.org and through the mail. Each and every donation makes a difference.

- Board of Trustees, Falmouth Memorial Library Association

For WGME's reporting on this issue click here.

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