About 4-H Volunteer

Do you have a hobby, passion or profession you would like to teach youth how to do as well? That is what 4-H calls a "Project Leader". As a project leader you would have maybe 5-20 youth who you would guide in learning. Depending on the project you can choose to hold a monthly meeting or more often.

Were you once in a 4-H club or enjoy helping youth learn how to run 4-H meetings and do community service? If so, this is what we call a Club Leader. Clubs are highly encouraged for all 4-H youth to participate in and learn leadership skills, speaking skills, and service. Clubs typically hold a business meeting monthly and might add in a field trip, or service activity every few months. Clubs promote 4-H to other youth in the county!

Application Process

Volunteers do need to complete a volunteer application located on https://www.montana.edu/extension/gallatin/4hvolunteers.html. Then once the background check is done, there is a mandatory training to complete online through the ZSuite Enrollment database.

Family-Friendly

Parents and children are invited and encouraged to get involved.