Promotional video
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We are happy to present a video directed by Alain Boisvert which shows the services available to library members. We are grateful to Claude DeBellefeuille, Member of Parliament for Salaberry-Suroît for her generous contribution. Thank you to everyone who helped in the making of it.
The librairy serves the following municipalities:
Ville de Huntingdon
Municipalité de Franklin
Municipalité de Hinchinbrooke
Municipalité de Godmanchester
Municipalité de Dundee
Municipalité de Elgin
Used book boutique
Second hand books are on sale in a space set aside for this purpose. The income from these sales helps to fund our services.
Every Saturday, you can purchase a bag of books for $2. At other times, prices vary from 50 cents to $1 per book.
In order to respect social distancing measures, only one person can enter the boutique at a time.
Recruitment of volunteers
As previously mentioned, the management and operation of The Little Green Library is taken care of solely by persons who volunteer to offer their time.
It is essential for our organization that we recruit new volunteers to maintain and even develop our service offer.
Our volunteers who are most often seen are those who work at the loan counter, but there are also people who work at purchasing, cataloguing and classifying the books, not to mention organizing fund raising activities, art exhibits, promoting our activities, delivering books to day-care centres and seniors' residences, etc.
If you would like to contribute to the services provided by the library, or if you know someone who might be interested, please contact us at 450 264-4872 or atThis email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Naturally, at the moment, training new volunteers has temporarily been suspended, but the needs are real, so don't hesitate to join our team!
For further information, please visit our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/PetiteBibliothequeVerteLittleGreenLibrary
Leave us a message at 450 264-4872.
The team of volunteers at The Little Green Library