Volunteers

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Literacy Volunteers of Leon County empowers adults and families to improve literacy skills – reading, writing, math and speaking English.

Interested in Volunteering?

If you have just an hour or two a week to volunteer, there are five ways you can help:

  • Board Service (see below)
  • Administrative Service (see below)

Want to volunteer with LVLC in other ways?

Board Members

Board Members are volunteers who are elected for three-year terms to provide LVLC guidance, set policy, and raise funds. The Board of Directors meets monthly, plus each Board Member volunteers a few hours a month to promote literacy in Leon County. If you would like to apply for a seat on the LVLC Board of Directors, submit a LVLC board member application. A Board Member will contact you.

Questions? Click to download our LVLC board member application, or email us at Literacyleon@gmail.com.

Administrative Volunteers

Administrative volunteers work in our offices on the third floor of the LeRoy Collins Leon County Public Library, 200 W. Park Ave. They assist with student intake and assessment, answer phones, prepare workshop materials, manage electronic files, and may assist with social media. Hours are flexible based on volunteer availability and skills.

Questions? Email us at Literacyleon@gmail.com.

Donate Funds

Volunteer your financial support by donating to LVLC.  You’ll help adults and families in Leon County to improve the quality of their lives through literacy. That’s a valuable gift — and it’s tax-deductible!

Volunteers

Literacy Volunteers of Leon County empowers adults and families to improve literacy skills – reading, writing, math and speaking English through volunteer tutors.

Start Learning

Do you or does someone you know want to learn how to read, write, do math, or speak better English?