CLUB LEADERS AND VOLUNTEERS

What does a 4-H Club Leader do?

Club leaders are caring adults with special knowledge and interests in various topics. Clubs can truly be about anything educational from leadership to sewing to photography to public speaking and so much more. All club programs are hands-on, educational, and provided at a low-cost or FREE. Clubs must meet a minimum of 6 hours a year to be eligible to register as a 4-H club and must have a minimum of five members from three or more families. Clubs are fully managed by adult volunteers and supported by the King William and King and Queen Extension Offices and 4-H Extension Agent.

How do I become a 4-H Club leader?

Contact Sarah Brown, sataylo3@vt.edu, if you are interested. All club leaders will undergo volunteer training and a background check through Virginia Tech before being eligible to serve.

Short Term or One Time Volunteers

There are opportunities for more short-term volunteer options that do not require an extensive training or background check for those looking for a short-term option, such as judging contests, assisting with workshops, and speaking or presenting at a club meeting. Contact the office for more information.