Each month, the Library will collect items for an organization. If you have an annual need (you always collect socks in the fall, school supplies in June, etc), let us know and we'll try to meet your request.
How can your organization get involved?
Requests will be taken on a first come first served basis; if multiple groups have the same need within the same time frame, we will make every effort to distribute collected items to all agencies. We may not be able to fulfill every request; we will work to ensure that we collect as much for as many organizations as is feasible.
Due to the Library's limited capacity, we ask that organizations be able to pick up donations at least once a week or when requested.
How do I get started?
Please email Adult Services Manager Lea Wentworth ([email protected]) with the following information:
Storytelling & Genealogy with Community Paducah. Roy Hensel and Shirley Massie will speak.
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Join Mr. Shaun upstairs to enjoy playing a variety of board games. If there is a game we have that you want to learn how to play, Mr. Shaun is here to teach the ins and outs of each game.
Navigating the Brave New World of Generative Artificial Intelligence, a presentation led by Dr. Michael Bordieri, Associate Professor of Psychology Murray State University.
Grab your bike and gather with riders of all levels to tour some of Paducah's most notable spots in this series of laid-back, leisurely-paced, family-friendly rides. Rides are about 10 miles long and no rider is left behind.
Join Kristen and Nathan as they discuss tips and tricks for researching your family history, using library resources!