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volunteers
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Capitan Public Library is operated by an
all-volunteer staff of over 30 Lincoln County
residents. Each year volunteers log more than 5000
hours of amazing support.
New volunteers are always welcome. Opportunities
include a regular assignment of one four-hour shift
once per week. Others assist with special projects
or fill-in as a substitute volunteer during library
hours.
If you have an interest in being part of this
remarkable community effort, please contact
the librarian.
New Mexico Library Association
www.nmla.org
Maxine Schrup, 2000
One of the founding members of the Capitan Public
Library and recipient of the New Mexico Library
Amigo Award. She was instrumental in getting
financial support through donations, baked goods
sales, and garage sales to help establish the
public library. She became a certified librarian
and trained an army of volunteers.
Raymond Schrup, 2000
Recipient of the New Mexico Library Amigo Award. He
helped build shelves, designed fliers, posters,
forms, and advertisements for the Capitan Public
Library. He donated $100 every month for the first
year to help pay the utility bills.
NMLA New Mexico Library Amigo Award
Made to an individual (friend, volunteer, trustee,
board member, other citizen, or other non-certified
personnel) whose work on behalf of the local
library has resulted in significant progress and/or
achievement for that library; or in recognition of
work in the promotion of library service within the
state.
NMLA has been giving awards since 1957 to honor
those who have made an important contribution on
behalf of New Mexico libraries. Follow link for a
complete
list of recipients.
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