School Year Teen Volunteers (Grades 9-12)
Teens who are looking to give back to the community are invited to apply to become part of our Teen Volunteer Program. Teen volunteers can help with a variety of tasks depending on their interests, such as helping with youth programs, preparing program materials, writing book reviews, creating social media content, and more!
Teen librarian Krista Hutley and school engagement librarian Eti Berland are the Teen Volunteer Program Coordinators. Janet Piehl runs the Studio Volunteering Program. Teens can contact the library about volunteering at teenvolunteers@wilmettelibrary.info.
The program is available to teens in grades 9-12. Kids ages 11-13 may apply to serve as library helpers for designated youth programs and special projects and should fill out the volunteer application with their parent/guardian’s approval.
Summer Teen Volunteering Opportunities (Grades 9-12)
These positions run June-August 2026. Applications will be available on this page March 15-April 15.
Summer Reading Club Volunteers: Teens who are interested in helping younger kids and talking to them about summer reading are invited to apply to volunteer in Wilmette Public Library’s Summer Reading Club booth.
Studio Volunteers: The Studio is looking for teen volunteers who are interested in exploring your own interests in art and technology using The Studio’s equipment.
Volunteer with the Friends of the Library (Adults)
Adults who are interested in volunteering at the library can connect with the Friends of Wilmette Public Library.
The Friends of the Wilmette Public Library are a volunteer organization established to support library projects. Volunteer opportunities are available with the Friends, including positions at Books Down Under bookstore. For more information about the Friends of the Library, visit their website.