volunteer your time

The library keeps its doors open with the help of almost 50 volunteers who are signed up to work at the library. Volunteers assist with front desk work, shelving materials, processing books, computer work, filing, helping during children's programs and many other library needs. Contact the librarian for information about volunteering at the library.

donate money to purchase materials

Many other community members and part-time residents continue to support the library with donations, memorial donations and gifts. These tax-deductible donations are used to purchase materials and equipment for our growing collections. If you would like to make a donation to the library, you may find this form useful. (PDF)

donate to the reserve fund

The library has a reserve fund that was started in 1987 when the library opened. This type of fund is very common among successful libraries, and helps to cover the costs associated with expanding services, as well as unforeseen expenses. The Koller Library's reserve fund has been used for shelving and furniture, many book, audio book, video and DVD purchases, technology improvements such as the implementation of Merlin, building maintenance and building additions. The reserve fund allows us to expand our services to meet the needs of the community.

donate used books, videos, CDs and DVDs

A large part of our collection was obtained through donations from area residents. The library gratefully accepts used books, tapes, videos, CDs and DVDs. Also, the annual book sale is a major fundraiser for the Friends of the Library, and is comprised largely of donated used books. Please note that we do not accept magazines, encyclopedias, condensed books or anything that is damp, moldy or excessively in poor condition.

become a Friend of the Library

The Friends of the Frank B. Koller Memorial Library is an auxiliary support group for the library that sponsors such activities as community educational programs, book and equipment purchases, children’s summer story hour and reading program, guest speakers, a local history group and other support functions. Learn more about the Friends.