Step 1 = Complete a Volunteer Application and Adult Behavioral Expectations Form Page. The forms can be emailed to Miranda Furrer (furrer@purdue.edu).
Step 2 = Miranda Furrer will contact you after the application and form have been received to provide you with additional details and steps.
*The Volunteer Application and Adult Behavioral Expectations Form are found at the bottom of this page.
Partner with youth to lead a club.
Teach a skill.
Judge projects.
Plan or help at an event.
Serve on an advisory board/committee.
Help with a specific 4-H project.
Assist with program delivery.
Volunteer on a fair organizing committee.
Utilize your professional skills.
Share your experiences.
Interested in becoming a 4-H Volunteer? Have questions? Please contact Miranda Furrer, furrer@purdue.edu, 4-H Educator in White County.
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