Volunteer work is invaluable to 4-H and our entire community! Trusted adults as volunteers offer youth great environments to learn and grow. 4-H recognizes that adults supporting youth also need some help at times, which is where Extension comes in. The 4-H Youth Development Educator is here to help adults identify and have access to what they need. For more information on adults mentoring youth in 4-H, please view the following sites regarding 4-H Volunteer resources and becoming a Volunteer.
Quick & Helpful Info
Some volunteers lead clubs with the help of their youth members, while others assist in youth learning through specific projects or activities. For club leaders, this is done in existing 4-H Clubs or by creating their own club through our 4-H Process. Being a club leader isn’t the only way to volunteer with 4-H! Other volunteer options to explore in Ashland County are baking for fundraisers, leading an outdoor adventure for a day, hosting a special STEAM or STEM class, and more!
Volunteer Resources and Leaders Association Officers
2024 Leaders Association Meeting Minutes
Archived Leaders Association Minutes
Annual Charter Forms & AFRs
The 4-H Charter indicates that a 4-H Club or Group is organized in accordance with the objectives of the Wisconsin 4-H program. The University of Wisconsin-Madison, Division of Extension grants 4-H Charters which formally authorizes a Wisconsin 4-H Club or Group to use the 4-H Name and Emblem for educational purposes in accordance with laws and regulations established by Congress and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Record Books & Resources
Thank you for reflecting on, recording, and recognizing the growth achieved in your 4-H Club! This form below is the Record Book Check in seven sections. Please submit material to your local 4-H Educator via email (kate.wallner@wisc.edu) or using the options in the documents provided. Call 715-208-0664 with questions or concerns! Thanks again!
For Record Book materials that 4-H youth complete, please see the Record Book Activities information bar on the 4-H Member Materials page!
Sponsorships & Funding Options
Jennifer Nortunen
Liz Arbuckle
Becky Mika
Elissa Riemer
HAVE A QUESTION?
Kate Wallner serves Ashland County as the 4-H Youth Development Educator. To learn more about 4-H Youth Development programming and the role of Extension in Ashland County, send her an email (kate.wallner@wisc.edu) or call 715-208-0664! You can also share ideas through the short survey found here!
