Pottstown Lowe’s Hometown Project to Renovate Library’s Youth Services Department
Employee volunteers and donated materials will bring new flooring, fresh paint and custom shelving to the library at no cost
POTTSTOWN, PA — The Pottstown Regional Public Library’s Youth Services Department will receive a refresh November 2–6, 2026, through a Hometown Project led by the Pottstown Lowe’s store.
More than 10 Lowe’s employee volunteers from area stores will be onsite each day to transform the space. With donations from Valspar, UHS and participating Lowe’s stores, the project will be completed at no cost to the library.
Volunteers will remove old shelving and carpeting, repaint the department, install new flooring, and build and install custom bookshelves. The improvements will refresh a space dedicated to young readers and the families who rely on the library’s resources.
Work is scheduled throughout the week:
Monday, November 2: Removal of old shelving and carpeting.Tuesday, November 3: Painting.
Wednesday, November 4: Installation of new flooring and the start of shelving construction.
Thursday, November 5: Shelving finishing and installation.
Friday, November 6: Final details and cleanup.
The project brings together employee volunteers and donated materials to support the library’s mission of advancing literacy, inspiring curiosity and promoting lifelong learning.
About Pottstown Regional Public Library
Pottstown Regional Public Library works to strengthen its diverse community by providing free and open access to resources that inform, instruct, inspire and promote lifelong learning. The library advances literacy and inspires curiosity in a welcoming, inclusive and safe public space. To learn more, visit pottstownregionalpubliclibrary.org.
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