4-H Volunteer Leaders
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What is a 4-H Volunteer?
Volunteers are the key to success in the Pitt County 4-H program. Whether you’re interested in starting a club and becoming a club leader or just have a few hours to invest in upcoming 4-H programs, we have challenging and fun positions for adults and teens who want to make a difference. Let us know what you are interested in by completing this 4-H Volunteer Interest Form.
Volunteer Roles:
Level 1 Volunteers: Are volunteers who work with youth in any unsupervised capacity. Level 1 volunteers are required to complete a NC State University background check.
- Club Leader
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Leader: Is the individual that provides leadership for the club or group volunteer who leads/supports a program and who provides overall leadership.
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Co-Leader: Individual who provides leadership or assistance with an activity or variety of activities in the club/group program but is not the primary leader.
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Supporter: An individual who serves in a variety of roles within the club/group program.
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- Project Leader
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Assistant / Coach: This volunteer provides support in a specific project area for the 4-H program in general. This individual is not associated with a specific club and or a group.
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Club Assistant / Coach: This volunteer provides support to the club and or a group in a specific project area.
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- Program Volunteers
- 4-H Advisory Council Member: An individual who serves as a member of their local 4-H Advisory Council.
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Program Volunteer: An Individual who serves in a variety of roles in their county, district, and/or state program.
LEVEL 2 Volunteer Roles
- Activity Volunteer
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Indirect Youth Volunteer: An individual that provides program/event support that does not involve direct youth interaction and /or has limited/supervised youth interaction under the supervision of an Extension employee and/or Level 1 volunteer.
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