Silver Star Communications Volunteers Work with Friends to Clean Up Victor Branch
We are always looking for motivated volunteers to help out in the Library and Makerspace.
Complete our Volunteer Registration Form
to let us know how you can help.
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The Friends of the Valley of the Tetons Library is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the resources and facilities of the Valley of the Tetons Library. With funds raised through used book sales, the Tin Cup Challenge, and other events, we have helped to create the Driggs Makerspace, purchased shelving and other furniture to make the library more comfortable and welcoming, contributed to the Victor entrance renovation, and increased the library’s digital collection, as well as many other improvements over the years. We also support through funding various library programs, such as writers workshops, book discussions, and the summer reading program for children. As a non-profit, we take tax-deductible donations on behalf of the library.
We welcome all who’d like to help. Time commitments can be as small as you want, and no special talents are required! We can use help with setting up and taking down book sales, staffing book sales, sorting through donated books, and hauling books to recycling centers or thrift stores. We welcome ideas, comments, questions, and anyone who would like to be involved with the Friends. To get involved, call the library at either location or email volunteer@votlib.org.
The board of Friends of the Valley of the Tetons Library consists of:
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President: Laura Curtis
Laura was born on Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas, and has
visited 23 countries. She has enjoyed living here since 2011.Her favorite books are: The Complete Tales and Poems of Winnie the Pooh and Agatha Christie’s Poirot series. “Libraries are more than just books and banks of computers, libraries are a safe place where the community can gather to explore, interact, and imagine.” -
Vice President: Diana Peck
Diana has visited 7 other
countries and has called Teton Valley home for the last two years. Two of her favorite books are Rain of Gold and The Glass Castle. She and her husband share their home with their dog named Bella. “Since I was a child I’ve found the library to be a sanctuary with friendly, helpful staff, quiet corners for reading and relaxing and rows of books, magazines, newspapers, etc., all treasures that fill my spirit and fuel my imagination.” -
Treasurer: Margi Mathis
Margi has been a Teton County resident for 5 years but
was born in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. She has lived in 8 different countries and traveled to 29 others. Her favorite books are The Lord of the Rings and Cry, The Beloved Country. Margi and her husband share their home with a dog and 3 cats. Libraries inspire her with the variety of books – so many different genres. -
Secretary: Pamala Nolan
Pamala has been a resident of
Teton Valley for 3 years. She was born in Guam and has visited 12 other countries. Her favorite books are Dune and Angle of Repose. She lives with her husband and two Boarder Terriers who she calls “the Boys.” She says,”Libraries are a cornucopia of wonder and knowledge.” -
Stephanie Crockett
Stephanie is a 30-year resident of Teton Valley. She has traveled
to 11 other countries, but loves to hike in her own backyard. She likes biographies and historical fiction books. “I’m inspired that the smallest library in the smallest town is an open door to a world of knowledge.” -
Kathryn Rawn
Kathryn is a retired teacher who relocated to beautiful Idaho. “Growing up in a rural area,
with no neighbors, the library was where I met hundreds of new friends -in books. I checked out The Secret Garden so many times that the librarian gave me a copy; I still love that book.”