Great River Regional Library (GRRL) offers a wealth of information resources and professional assistance to the nonprofit community of central MN.
Whether you’re working to establish a nonprofit organization or enhance the services of an existing one, we have a wide variety of helpful supportive services.
The late release of printed forms from both the Federal and State level, difficulties in obtaining the most frequently requested forms and instructions, and the move toward electronic tax filing have persuaded the library that it is no longer a service it should offer.
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A librarian is online ready to help you. The librarian may be in Minnesota or elsewhere in the world, but can help with your questions.
If the box is open and "Ask A Librarian" appears, one of our librarians is online and available to answer your questions. If the chat box is closed, click here to access the AskMN 24/7 statewide chat reference service.
Use GRRL LawHelp for links to nonprofit legal aid and court programs, workshops and other resources available in our six counties.
Library staff can assist patrons in locating and directing patrons to health information resources online. Library staff are not health insurance professionals and cannot assist patrons with filling out insurance application forms.
Minnesota's health care exchange.
Did you know that your library can help you with your History Day project? There are lots of free resources on the library website which you can access from home. You can also ask your library staff for personalized help!
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GRRL LawHelp provides information about self-help legal resources available to residents of our service area. You will find links to nonprofit legal aid and court programs, workshops and other resources available in our six counties.
Libraries are designated as acceptable locations in which many tests may be taken, and library staff within GRRL provide this service on request.
Any student wanting this service should verify that the guidelines and conditions are acceptable to the test giving institution. There is a $10 charge per test, the student is responsible for any incidental costs, and the library reserves the right to refuse to proctor any exam too burdensome or exacting in its demands.
