4-H Club Volunteer Resources

Coming soon!

Information for 4-H Volunteers to use as resources for their club meetings.

• 4-H Club Volunteer Toolkit
• How to Develop Leadership & Life Skills in 4-H Members
• How to run a business meeting
• Virtual Engagement Tips
• ZSuite club documentation resources
• Educational Activities for Club Meetings around our four pillar areas:
• STEM
• Agriculture
• Healthy Living
• Civic Engagement
• Community Service Ideas

• Community Service Ideas for Flag Holidays

• 4-H Community Service Ideas from Home

• If your 4-H club completes a community service project, we would love for you to share your experience with us by completing this survey! This survey will help us gather information about the community service activity being conducted in West Virginia 4-H and help us better showcase the work you and your members do to make your local communities a better place. In addition, we will select community service projects submitted through this survey link to be showcased statewide throughout the 4-H year!

• In order to complete this survey, you will need the following information:

1. Name of 4-H Club
2. County
3. Name of Service Project
4. Service Project Start & End Date
5. Service Project Location
6. Brief Service Project Description
7. Brief Description of Individuals/Organization that Benefited from the Service Project
8. Partnering Organization Names (if applicable)
9. Total Number of 4-H Youth & Adult Participants
10. Total Number of 4-H Youth & Adult Service Hours (10 members x 1 hour = 10 service hours)
11. Overall Impact Statement (ex. 100 flags were distributed or 25 old flags were properly retired)
12. Photo of Service Activity (if applicable)

• And so much more!

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