Pitt County 4-H Adult Volunteer Interest Form

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There are many ways you can contribute as a volunteer in the 4-H Youth Development
program.

The information you provide on this form will help us find the most satisfying
and appropriate volunteer opportunity for you!

This form is intended for Pitt County Adult Volunteers ages 18 and up.

Name: *

Email: *

Phone: *

Preferred contact method

4‑H Programming Interests:

4‑H programs are grounded in the belief that kids learn best by doing. Kids and teens complete hands-on projects in areas like science, health, agriculture and civic engagement, in a positive environment where they receive guidance from adult mentors and are encouraged to take on proactive leadership roles. Kids can concentrate on one focus area or they can try a variety of programs throughout their 4‑H experience.

Regardless of the project area, all 4‑H programs include mentoring and career readiness as core elements!

What program areas would you be most interested in volunteering in?

STEM and Agriculture: Areas include but not limited to: Engineering and Technology, Entrepreneurship and Financial Literacy, Environmental Science and Alternative Energy, Plant and Animal Science

Healthy Living: Areas include but not limited to: Social and Emotional Well- Being, Fitness, Health, Nutrition and Safety, and Teen Mentorship/ Leadership

Civic Engagement: Areas include but not limited to: Leadership and personal development, community action, communication and expressive arts.

Family and Consumer Sciences: Sewing, Food Preservation, Fashion, Food Safety, Nutrition

Required

Hobbies or Focus Area

4-H teaches LIFE-SKILLS! If you have a trade or hobby you would like to share please list it below!

Examples could include sewing, woodworking, baking.. etc

Volunteer Opportunities: *

Club Leader or Co-Leader:4-H Club Leaders organize and manage a youth 4-H club. Coordinate the efforts of other leaders, parents, and 4-H'ers to plan, conduct, and evaluate 4-H club meetings, project groups, and activities.
Special Interest Instructor: 4-H offers many short-term ( 6 week) educational programs that generally meet after school or in the evenings, or during the day for homeschool youth or when school is not in session. Examples include sewing, woodworking, horticulture, electricity, quilting, beekeeping, etc.
Judge: 4-H offers many competitive events throughout the year, and lots of judges are needed to share their positive comments and expertise. Judges are needed who are knowledgeable about the following topics: sewing, talent, gardening, baking, art, and photography. Judges evaluate each youth’s work using a written evaluation form.
4-H Advisory Board Member: The Advisory Board is the guiding body of the 4-H program. It is made up of a team of 10-15 community, civic, and 4-H leaders who work with local staff to guide and support the local program.

Organizational Club Leader or Co leader

Special Interest Instructor

Advisory Board Member

Judge

Required

Times Available to Volunteer:

Morning

Afternoon

Evening

Weekdays

Weekends

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How many hours per month are you available to volunteer?

When could you begin?

Why do you want to volunteer with Pitt County 4-H?

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