Partner with volunteers to repair your stuff! Bring in small appliances, lamps, jewelry, fans, clocks, toys, electronics, bicycles, furniture, clothing and more. Walk-ins welcome, but advance registration helps with planning. Learn repair skills while keeping items out of landfills.

Need Volunteer Hours? Looking for a way to improve your community? Join the Teen Advisory Board (TAB), we need volunteers in grades 6-12 to help us with programming, promotion, material selection, craft cutting and preparation, and so much more! This is a recurring program that meets on multiple Mondays throughout the year. Additional dates include: August 3, August 17, September 21, October 5, October 19, November 2, November 16, December 7, and December 21, 2026.

Partner with volunteers to repair your stuff! Bring in small appliances, lamps, jewelry, fans, clocks, toys, electronics, bicycles, furniture, clothing and more. Walk-ins welcome, but advance registration helps with planning. Learn repair skills while keeping items out of landfills.

Teen Advisory Board (TAB) volunteer program for grades 6-12. Volunteers help with programming, promotion, material selection, craft cutting and preparation, and more. Multiple meeting dates throughout the year. Additional dates and times available on LibCal. Recurring meetings on: September 21, October 5, October 19, November 2, November 16, December 7, and December 21, 2026.

The City of Boise and JUMP invite you to bring a personal treasure back to life this summer at a Repair Café. These free community events enable neighbors to help each other reduce waste and keep reusable home goods in circulation by repairing them together. Bring one item in need of repair and a team of volunteers will help you diagnose and repair it in a relaxed, social setting. The Repair Café will have repair stations for clothing and textiles, small electrical appliances, non-electrical household items, personal electronics, and general glue and adhesive. One (1) item per person. Items must weigh under 50 lbs. You must be able to carry your item to, during and from the event. No bicycles, firearms, knives and blades, large appliances, gas-powered machinery, or any item that could create a health or safety hazard. No pets or unattended minors, please.

Join the Teen Advisory Board (TAB), volunteers needed in grades 6-12 to help with programming, promotion, material selection, craft cutting and preparation, and more. Recurring meetings on: October 5, 19, November 2, 16, December 7, 21, 2026. Additional dates and times available on LibCal. For more information: https://grundylibrary.org/teens/teen-advisory-board-tab/

Partner with volunteers to repair your stuff! Bring in small appliances, lamps, jewelry, fans, clocks, toys, electronics, bicycles, furniture, clothing and more. Walk-ins welcome, but advance registration helps with planning. Learn repair skills while keeping items out of landfills.

The 11th Annual UNCF 5K Walk/Run for Education Tampa Bay is a flagship fundraising event that supports educational equity and provides scholarships, internships, fellowships, and other vital resources for students attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). The event features inspirational speakers, live performances, and family-friendly activities. Participants can register to walk/run in this qualified timed race, donate, fundraise, volunteer, or be a vendor. UNCF has been committed to supporting students for over 82 years, particularly first-generation students and those from underrepresented backgrounds.

Teen Advisory Board (TAB) volunteer program for grades 6-12. Volunteers help with programming, promotion, material selection, craft cutting and preparation. Multiple meeting dates available - check LibCal for additional dates and times. Also meets on December 21, 2026. For more information visit https://grundylibrary.org/teens/teen-advisory-board-tab/

Partner with volunteers to repair your stuff! Bring in small appliances, lamps, jewelry, fans, clocks, toys, electronics, bicycles, furniture, clothing and more. Walk-ins welcome, but advance registration helps with planning. Learn repair skills while keeping items out of landfills.