In April, the Greater Princeton & Far Beyond Branch of AYLUS (GPA) supported local libraries, such as the Summit Free Public Library, West Windsor Public Library, Montgomery Public Library, Plainsboro Public Library, Livingston Public Library, and more.
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Library Programs (teaching Chess, tutoring, etc.)
Book sorting (categorize books to prepare for our book sales)
Staffing events and programs (Book Sales, Senior Happenings, Other)
Administrative/clerical work including labeling/folding Footnotes (quarterly), preparing material for mailing, etc. Some tasks entail work on the computer, other tasks do not.
Assisting in grants seeking
Events planning
Assisting in community/business outreach
Helping sell on eBay
Governance
GPA Volunteers: Erick Yan (4/21, 1.5 hrs; 4/28, 1.5 hrs), George Chen (4/21, 1.5 hrs; 4/28, 1.5 hrs), Maggie Shen (4/24, 3 hrs), Chenhao Luo (4/25, 3 hrs), SueAnn Liu (4/25, 3 hrs), Jacob Li (4/25, 3 hrs), Kevin Li, (4/25, 3 hrs), Bethany Li (4/25, 3 hrs)
Children enjoyed free crafting in between the breaks led by enthusiastic GPA volunteers. Participants made colorful cartoon rings, using vibrant pipe cleaners and their imaginations. The event, part of the Crafting Connections initiative by GPA, aimed not only to celebrate creativity but also to give back to the community. Through Crafting Connections, GPA is excited to walk into the local community, spreading creativity and compassion.