Teen Programs
MFPL Teen Volunteer Program: Winter/Spring 2025:
We welcome teens ages 13 and up to apply to become a student volunteer using our dedicated teen volunteer application. Winter/Spring 2025 volunteering runs from January – May. Applications must be submitted by December 31st. For more information on volunteering at the library, please email Youth Services Assistant, Briana Gonzalez, at briana@mfplibrary.org.
Personalized Book List
Not sure what to read next? We’ll help personalize a reading list.
President’s Volunteer Service Award
MFPL is certified to track and grant the President’s Volunteer Service Award (PVSA), an award led and managed by AmeriCorps and Points of Light to honor and recognize volunteers of all ages who go above and beyond in their volunteer work. See our library’s PVSA Policy and download a volunteer hours tracking form!
Teens
Join us at the library as we explore new hobbies, learn about different books, and meet new people! Click on a program to learn more.
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Tween Fandom Night
01/14/25 @ 6:00pm - 01/14/25 @ 7:00pm Youth Services Program Room Mammen Family Public Library Registration […]
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Teen Esports Club
01/15/25 @ 5:00pm - 01/15/25 @ 6:30pm Teen Room Mammen Family Public Library Registration Required […]
Teen Volunteers at MFPL
MFPL Teen Volunteer Program: Winter/Spring 2025
We welcome teens ages 13 and up to apply to become a student volunteer using our dedicated teen volunteer application. Winter/Spring 2025 volunteering runs from January – May. Applications must be submitted by December 31st. For more information on volunteering at the library, please email Youth Services Assistant, Briana Gonzalez, at briana@mfplibrary.org
Personalized Reading List
Don’t know what you want to read next? Answer a few questions and one of our librarians will curate a reading list just for you!
Apply for a Student Passport Card
- Student Passport Cards are independent cards that all students attending school within the library district are eligible to receive.
- Passport Cards are valid for one year and can be used to check out five (5) items from the Mammen Family Public Library.
- These cards provide access to all of our books, audiobooks and electronic resources but not DVDs.
- Passport Cards do not accrue late fines, but families are responsible for replacing lost or irreparably damaged items.
- Unreplaced lost/damaged materials may result in the non-renewal of the Passport Card for the following year.
- Student Passport Cards do not replace a regular public library card.
President’s Volunteer Service Award (PVSA)
The Mammen Family Public Library is now certified as one of the organizations qualified to track and grant the President’s Volunteer Service Award (PVSA). The PVSA is an award led by AmeriCorps and managed by AmeriCorps and Points of Light. It was created to honor and recognize the volunteers that go above and beyond and give lots of their time. There are yearly awards (tracked by calendar year – Jan. through Dec.) as well as lifetime awards.
If you would like to learn more about the award itself, as well as the volunteer requirements of the award, feel free to check out the PVSA website: https://presidentialserviceawards.gov/.
If you are interested in earning a PVSA through the library, email Montana Rindahl at montana@mfplibrary.org for more information. Please be sure to include your full legal name and age.