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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 just have a few hours to invest, we have challenging and fun jobs for adults and teens who want to make a difference. People volunteer for 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 Teen 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 4-H National Youth Science Day, presentation judging, fair exhibit entry or volunteer, Farm City Week volunteer, and/or 4-H National Day of Service;
being a judge or an assistant to the judges for the Lee Regional Fair youth exhibits;
2020 Summer Fun/STEAM classes, 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. 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:

In January, we hold our first training and chartering meeting

(Possible topics: County Council, ACHIEVE, Building use, Club communication, Online Enrollment, Meeting Support, ACEs)

State-held 4-H Volunteer Association Conference

In the Spring, we hold a meeting in Lee County

State 4-H Led Virtual Workshops

In November/December, we hold a meeting in Lee County

(Possible topics: What is Extension, What is 4-H, Re-Chartering, Re-Enrollment, Awards Banquet, Parliamentary Procedure)

In November, the South Central district holds a Fall Volunteer Leader Day


Helpful Volunteer Links:

NC-4-H-Volunteer-Guidebook

Targeting Life Skills Model for 4-H
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