Becoming a 4-H Volunteer

Whether you're interested in leading a club, mentoring youth, leading day camps or supporting events, there’s a role for everyone to make a difference.   

All volunteers must be 21 years or older and can serve in several different roles with a variety of time commitments and responsibilities. This video and the service role descriptions below will help you decide where you can best serve.

Contact 4-H office at shreemoyee.ghosh@ufl.edu to find out needs existing in our 4-H program.

The Polk County 4-H program relies on trained volunteers to help provide supportive learning opportunities throughout the county.

With limited faculty and staff; trained, competent, caring volunteers are crucial for the overall success of any 4-H program. These volunteers serve in roles ranging from club leaders, project leaders, advisory committee members, to various other activities volunteers.

The purpose of a strong volunteer system is to efficiently and effectively expand the 4-H delivery system and reach new audiences. Polk County 4-H serves a vital role in providing youth and adults with constructive and meaningful activities that enhance the family structures.