Help KPLA Support the Kodiak Public Library
Ways to Get Involved
The Kodiak Public Library is a place for you and your family to gather, connect, and learn. KPLA offers many ways for you to preserve this valuable public resource.
KPLA welcomes all gifts, including volunteer time, book donations, or an annual membership.
Volunteer
Volunteers help us out in a variety of ways. Currently, KPLA needs help with the culling project, and help is always needed with book sales, special events, and ongoing volunteer requests from the library.
Become a KPLA Member
Your membership and contributions help us to support the library’s programs and collections, and to host events such as the Altered Books events, author talks and book sales.
Donate Books and Materials
Books and materials suitable for resale can be dropped off at Cost Savers. Lightly used books in all genres including home schooling materials are welcome. DVDs are also accepted. Please no textbooks or magazines.
Pick.Click.Give
KPLA participates in Alaska’s Pick.Click.Give program. This allows you to make a charitable donation as part of your Permanent Dividend Fund payment.
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Begin Your Membership Today
Membership fees help KPLA help the library. A minimum $10 contribution makes you a KPLA member for an entire year.
Contibute online using the button below.
You may also download our membership form, pay in person at the library, or mail the form to:
Kodiak Public Library Association
P.O. Box 1824
Kodiak, Alaska 99615
KPLA is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, so all memberships are tax deductible.
Use the Library
One of the best ways to support the Kodiak Public Library is to be a patron. The next time you need a book or video, see if it’s available at the library. Attend special events and classes — or just stop by for a relaxing break from your routine. You’re always welcome.
The Collection
In addition to over 65,000 books, the library checks out: AV Equipment such as projectors, DVD players, headphones, and laptops; music and books on compact disks; language learning materials; feature films and instructional DVDs; magazines and newspapers.
Free WiFi
Public-use computers and Wi-Fi are available to patrons in good standing with a resident library card, visitor library card, or complimentary guest pass good for 60 minutes.
Alaska Library Catalog
Search the collections of a consortium of public, academic, special and K-12 libraries throughout the state.