About the Program
The Homebound Delivery Program is a service of the Library and the Friends of the Library. Its purpose is to deliver materials to Greenfield residents who are unable to travel to the library. The service is intended to serve people who are homebound for any reason. This includes people with disabilities or health problems, people who are unable to get out due to inclement weather, and those who lack transportation to the library. The materials will be brought to your home by a library volunteer. The volunteers are men and women who have taken part in a brief training program and are willing to meet with you to discuss your unique needs. The volunteer will consult with you to learn the types of library resources you desire. He or she can pick up specific materials you request, or select them for you. You can get started by completing the form below or printing out and completing the registration form at the bottom of this page.. Our volunteer coordinators will be in touch to talk with you about your Homebound Delivery needs.
How the Program Works
Complete the Application form online or print one out to complete and return to the library.
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Library Hours
Mon-Wed 9:30am-8pm
Thu-Fri 9:30am-5pm
Sat 9:30am-2pm
For security purposes, the upstairs floor closes 15 minutes before closing time. Main doors are locked 5 minutes before closing.
PHONE NUMBERS
MAILING ADDRESS
LIBRARY DIRECTOR, Anna Bognolo
LIBRARY TRUSTEES