There are many ways that caring adults can volunteer to work with youth in the 4-H Program:
Organizational Leader – this person is the main leader for the 4-H Club. They are responsible for getting the group together, completing necessary paperwork, and being the main liaison between the club and the 4-H Office.
Assistant Leader – this individual assists the organizational leader in the operations of the 4-H Club. They may assist with paperwork, or may be the person responsible for a meeting in the event that the organizational leader is not available. They could also work with other volunteers to plan programs and activities.
Activity Leader – some clubs have an activity leader that plans field trips or other special activities for the club members.
Project Leader – this person may have a specific expertise or interest in a particular 4-H project and is in charge of helping the club complete the project.
Last updated January 10, 2023