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THANK YOU!

We are thankful for our volunteers. Volunteers are the keys to our success and whether you are interested in becoming a club leader or only have a few hours to invest, we have challenging and fun jobs for adults and teens who want to make a difference. People volunteer in 4-H for many reasons. One obvious benefit for parents is spending time with and being a positive role model for their children. Other benefits volunteers say they enjoy are: enhanced self-esteem, leadership skill development, job-related skill development, and social opportunities.

Are you interested in teaching or leading a workshop;
becoming a volunteer leader for a new or existing 4-H club;
beginning a cooking club;
beginning an animal science club;
beginning a cloverbud club;
serving on a committee;
becoming an as-needed volunteer for our one-and-done programs like project book judging, presentation judging, fair exhibit entry, or livestock show ring volunteer;
being a judge or an assistant to the judges for the Lee Regional Fair youth exhibits;
Special interest Summer classes, whether teaching or assisting;
or something else? Check out our current needs.
The process for becoming a volunteer is simple. Sign up at v2.4honline.com as an adult volunteer. We will contact you for an interview. If you will be working with our 4-H youth, we will contact references and complete a background check.

Lee County 4-H Volunteer Training Opportunities 2025:

January 15 | Goal Setting and Project Record Books

February 20 | Canceled due to snow closures

March 14 | Theories of Positive Youth Development & Thrive Model

April 7 | 6:30-7:30 | Protective Factors During Child Abuse Awareness Month

Partnership for Children & Families Guest speakers:  Charity McClean, Healthy & Resilient Communities Initiative (HRCI) Coordinator, & Madelyn Saunders, Teen Outreach, Program Assistant and CSL Coordinator

7:30-8:00 County Business Meeting

May 6 – 6:00-7:30 | Youth Mental Health

June 4 – 6:30-8:00 | Summer Cooking with local foods – DINNER

July 31 -6:30-8:00 | Parliamentary Procedure

August 15 -6:30-8:00 | Generational Differences and How to Cross Lines

September 2 -6:30-8:00 | Artificial Intelligence

October 7 -6:30-8:00 | STEM Play

November 5 -6:30-8:00 | Chartered!

December 9 -6:30-8:00 | Christmas Party and Club Progress Reports – DINNER

Helpful Volunteer Links:

NC-4-H-Volunteer-Guidebook

Targeting Life Skills Model for 4-H
Club of Year Printable Form or Club of the Year Google Application
Club Member of the Year Printable Form or Club Member of the Year Google Form
Information on how to start a club
NC 4-H has a page dedicated to VOLUNTEERING and National 4-H has a curriculum for new leaders called 4-H 101 The Basics of Starting 4-H Clubs