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 London, OH – The Madison County 4-H program is looking for new volunteers to join its vibrant community. An informational session and required training for new volunteers will be held on January 23rd, 2024, at 6:30 PM at the Madison County Extension Office. This training is mandatory for anyone interested in becoming a 4-H volunteer in the upcoming year.
The 4-H program relies on dedicated volunteers to help guide and mentor young participants in various hands-on projects, from agriculture and animal care to leadership development and STEM activities. Volunteers play a crucial role in creating a supportive environment where youth can thrive. How to Apply To start the process, prospective volunteers can access the New Volunteer Application on the Madison County Extension website at madison.osu.edu. The application provides further information on the requirements and responsibilities of being a 4-H volunteer. For additional details about the program or the training session, visit the Madison County 4-H Volunteer Information page or contact the Madison County Extension Office. This is a great opportunity for community members to make a positive impact on local youth, share their knowledge, and support the next generation. Comments are closed.
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