Types of Volunteers

Organizational Club Leader
Provide support and leadership to a "club" of 4-H members. Share information with members and help individuals achieve their desired results. Recruit parents and other volunteers to assist with programs and projects and serve as the link between the County Extension office and your club.

Assistant Club Leader
Assist the Organizational Club Leader with completing tasks to help the club run smoothly.

Other Club Volunteer Role
Serve in a support role for the 4-H Club as requested by the Organizational or Assistant Club Leaders.

4-H Committee Member
Assists with a specific project, event, or other task in support of the County 4-H Program (e.g., 4-H Photography, Fundraising, Communications Contest, etc.).

4-H Council Member
Serves on a board that works in conjunction with the 4-H Extension Educator to provide direction to the overall county 4-H program in line with state and federal policies.

4-H Fair Board Member
Serves on a board designed to oversee the operation of the annual 4-H exhibition; may also have responsibilities with a fairgrounds property.

School/After-school/Community-based Program Volunteer
This volunteer utilizes developed Extension curriculum enrichment materials to deliver educational programs within schools, youth groups and after school type programs. Topics vary greatly. Volunteers are provided with materials and orientation to their use.

Subject Matter/Project Leader
This is a very defined role to assist members with gaining knowledge and subject matter information related to a single project. Most project leaders have some previous experience in a specific area, but if you are willing to learn and be a teacher, plenty of educational opportunities exist