Volunteers are a key component “to making the best better.” Volunteers help make the best 4-H experiences possible!
There are many opportunities to volunteer. Explore this website and contact a County Extension Office to find out how to get involved.
4-H Professionals’ resources are found at the bottom of this page
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4-H Volunteer Opportunities
There are many opportunities for 4-H volunteers to serve, learn, and socialize. Here are a few:
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“Volunteer Jam” at the 2024 Tennessee 4-H Alumni and Friends Reunion
This event featured educational workshops and displays on March 1-2, 2024 in Lebanon. You can view the schedule of events here.
4-H VOLS State Committee
The 4-H VOLS State Committee is a leadership group of 4-H volunteers selected to promote the importance of 4-H volunteerism as an integral part of the Tennessee 4-H Program. The current members are:
Janice Del Valle – Obion County | Greg Hensley – Loudon County | Karen Smith – Jefferson County | Dee Wolters – Maury County |
Lisa Harville – Smith County | Junelle Sellers – Knox County | Karla Williamson – Giles County |
Volunteer Recognition
Tennessee 4-H Youth Development recognizes that volunteers are essential to delivering the mission of our program. The Tennessee 4-H Volunteer Awards and Recognition program provides various opportunities to recognize the many outstanding volunteers that serve in our organization. Learn more about recognition opportunities in Tennessee 4-H below.