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4-H Resources for Volunteers
Teaching young people life skills necessary to succeed in the
world!
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Volunteers are at the heart of 4-H.
York County's 4-H clubs and
programs are supported by over 100 trained and certified volunteers as
well as hundreds of committed parents and youth leaders. To access
statewide information, volunteers and leaders may visit the sites linked
below.
Forms we use
Maine 4-H Website
The
Maine 4-H website is a great place for useful
information for 4-H club members, volunteers and alumni.
Check here for Maine 4-H calendar, and for Maine 4-H
Policies and Procedures and Guidelines, and a lot more.
Pine Tree State 4-H
Foundation
Pine
Tree State 4-H Foundation is a non-profit organization
supporting 4-H youth development programming in Maine.
Each year, the Foundation provided approximately $100,000 to
fund youth programs in the state of Maine. Foundation
programming is made possible through the financial
contributions of donors. Visit the website for more
information on grants, scholarships and a lot more.
Extension Books and
Publications We are your source for
research-based information for Maine people. These educational resources
are produced by the University of Maine Cooperative Extension and other
Maine and U.S. publishers. All materials have been either developed or
reviewed by University of Maine specialists.
Thirty Most Frequently Asked Questions About…BECOMING
A VOLUNTEER 4-H LEADER
Thank you to
Tara Wood from the Washington County Extension Office for sharing this
with us!
How Do you become a Volunteer? Click here to find out.
For
county based support contact at any time:
Lynn Osgood, 4-H Aide
Email:
lynno@umext.maine.edu
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