Have a little more time to spare? Halifax 4-H is also seeking adult volunteer leaders to run short-term special interest clubs. These clubs, called SPIN clubs or Discover Clubs are designed to complete a curriculum over the course of six to nine meetings. Each curriculum includes detailed lesson plans and suggested activities. They are led by volunteers that have a talent or interest that they are willing to share with young people in this community. There is currently a curriculum for the following areas:

Animal Sciences (various livestock and pet projects)

Archeology

Art of Math

4-H Cloverbuds (ages 5 – 8)

Coding and Computer Science

Craft Beading

Crime and Spy Science

Crochet

Family History

Geology

Global Citizenship

Food, Nutrition, and Cooking

Interior Design

Leadership

Money Mentors

Paper Crafts

Photography

Public Speaking and Presentations

Robotics

Theatre Arts

Interested volunteers can also design their own 4-H program. The Extension Office will provide volunteer training and logistical support. 4-H volunteers can have a positive impact on the next generation of young people in our community. If you want to make a difference by becoming a 4-H Volunteer, please contact the Halifax County Extension Office today. Call (434) 476-2147 or email hunterm5@vt.edu.