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4-H clover Watonwan County 4-H Volunteer Enrollment

Ways to volunteer

  • One-time volunteering, such as helping out at a 4-H event
  • Leading the youngest 4-H'ers such as Cloverbuds in grades K-2
  • Chaperoning a 4-H trip
  • Teaching a topic you know a lot about
  • Leading a 4-H club or project area such as Shooting sports, Engineering Design, or Animal science projects

Who can volunteer?

Anyone 19+ who cares about young people can volunteer. You don't need to be a parent or an expert!

Benefits of volunteering

Volunteering with 4-H benefits the young people, the community and you -- the volunteer. 

4-H is unique

  • Youth learn how to solve problems, make decisions and communicate ideas
  • We are the largest youth organization in Minnesota
  • Our methods are backed by university research
  • All learning is project-based -- 4-H'ers learn by doing
  • Our volunteers receive ongoing training and support

 

New 4-H Volunteers

New 4-H Volunteers will need to complete a paper enrollment form, background check, orientation, and participate in the Safety of Minors training.

Re-Enroll as a 4-H Volunteer

You can re-enroll online or complete a paper copy.

 

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