Volunteering in 4-H
Last year, the Texas 4-H Youth Development program involved more than 39,000 adults in providing fun, hands-on learning opportunities to more than 1 million Texas youth. To learn more about becoming a 4-H volunteer, contact the Extension office in your county.
Decide what you have the time and interest to help youth explore and chart positive futures.
Consider volunteering to lead a 4-H group in your community, your local school, or any other location where there are youth who need positive, committed adult role models in their lives.
Contact your county Texas AgriLife Extension Service office to find out about local opportunities for 4-H involvement.
Complete the Texas 4-H Volunteer Application Form & Youth Protection Standards Program. Because the Texas 4-H Youth Development program is committed to helping create safe environments for young people to learn, have fun and develop socially, we work to ensure that the adults we entrust to work with young people only have the best interests of youth at heart.
Share your skills, knowledge and talents while having fun with kids and you're sure to make a difference in their lives.
4-H offers a variety of programs, activities and events designed specifically to support and enhance volunteer participation and involvement in kids' lives. The work volunteers do with youth is also supported by university-developed educational materials and resources available through your county Texas AgriLife Extension Service office.
Contact Information
Mrs. Courtney Dodd
Extension Program Specialist - Volunteerism
7607 Eastmark Drive, Suite 101
College Station, TX 77840
Phone: 979-845-6533
Fax: 979-845-6495
E-mail: cfdodd@ag.tamu.edu
