Wahkiakum kids need mentors like you.
Share what you love with the next generation. Whether you sew, garden, raise animals or build robots, there’s a place for you in Wahkiakum 4-H. No experience needed: WSU Extension provides training and support. To get started, fill out an application and attend a short orientation. Contact Shari Parker at shari.parker@wsu.edu or 360-795-3278.
Ways to volunteer
- Club leader: organizes the club and runs general meetings
- Project leader: works with members on a specific project
- Activity leader: leads activities such as recreation, record keeping, presentations or community service
- Teen leader: a youth who helps with activities and projects under adult guidance
- Chaperone or fair volunteer: helps at local and state events
- Fair division leader (superintendent): runs one 4-H division at the county fair, such as poultry, foods or horse. You organize entries, help judges and guide youth exhibitors. Training and support provided.
Getting started
- To apply: contact Shari Parker at shari.parker@wsu.edu or (360) 795-3278. She’ll send you the application and set up your orientation.
- Valuable Partnership Agreement (WSU state 4-H, accepted during enrollment)
- Report volunteer hours in GivePulse