Step 1: Choose Your Opportunity!
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ONGOING VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES |
PROGRAM SPECIFIC VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES |
FILLED VOLUNTEER ROLES |
| Organizational Club Volunteer (Advisor) | ||
| Activity Project Club Volunteers | Communication Work Group Leader | 4-H Project Interview Coordinator (Description Coming Soon) |
| Cloverbud Advisor | ||
| 4-H Club Financial Volunteer |
Teen Leadership Council Coordinator (Description Coming Soon) |
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Camp Coordinator (Description Coming Soon) |
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Advisory Committee Member (Description Coming Soon) |
Step 2: Register
New Volunteer Application
Send your completed application to OSU Extension, Hamilton County, 4-H Youth Development (linepensel.2@osu.edu)
Returning Volunteers
Visit https://v2.4honline.com/, log in and re-enroll as a volunteer.
Step 3: Schedule An Interview
Once we have received and reviewed your application you'll get a call to schedule your volunteer interview. You will meet with the Extension Educator, 4-H Youth Development as well as any additional parties you may work with. This could include other club advisors, species superintendents and/or youth.
Step 4: Get A Background Check
Once you have completed your interview you'll get a letter with detailed information about how and where to go to get your background check. This will come directly from the Extension Educator, 4-H Youth Development. If you've been authorized to get a background check by the educator, you can request a reimbursement for the cost of the check: Background Check Reimbursement Form.
Step 5: Annual Training
Once your background check has cleared you will recieve a formal letter of acceptance and you can begin volunteering!
You'll need to stay current on youth development and child abuse reporting, and complete the online annual child abuse training: Information for online annual training