NC 4-H Volunteer Program · Youth leadership, training, service, and county connectionSupported by USDA/NIFA 1890 Capacity Building Program

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Informational & Orientation

Code of Conduct

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Volunteer Roles

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Youth Development

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Management

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CloverConnect NC: Volunteer Training Portal

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Celebrations & Recognitions

See how NC celebrates volunteers with awards, training, and leadership development.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Training Formats

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Self-paced online courses

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Live virtual workshops

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In-person sessions (where available)

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Our training is structured to fit your schedule while delivering engaging, high-quality content that prepares you for real-world volunteer service.

Our success stories

4-H Tech Changemakers’ Impact

Speedway to Healthy is an interactive, walk-through exhibit designed to help elementary-aged children learn about their bodies and healthy lifestyle choices. Through the exhibit and standards-based classroom activities, kindergarten through fifth grade students explore healthy eating, body systems, and wellness practices. Speedway to Healthy is dedicated to enhancing childhood health and nutritional knowledge throughout North Carolina.

Game of Drones Creates Coding Mastery

4-H teaches youth to be leaders; Game of Drones teaches some of them to be “Ruler of Earth and Sky.” Two teams of 4-H youth — one comprised of middle school students and one of high schoolers— won that distinction at an April 29 competition called Game of Drones, offered by the 4-H STEM program of Cooperative Extension at N.C. A&T in collaboration with STEMerald City LLC, a Fayetteville-based organization that provides STEM tutoring and hands-on learning.

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