New Volunteers Welcome!

700-plus Pike County youth are 4-H’ers; we need to remind ourselves of different ways we can make a positive impact on a child’s life. Many 4-H youth need someone in their life to help them succeed.  If you know someone who would be a great addition to the Pike County 4-H program please encourage them to apply for volunteer status. 

Ohio State University Extension requires that each potential adult volunteer (who works directly with Ohio 4-H members on a regular basis) to complete the following:

(1) complete the Ohio 4-H Volunteer Application Form and Interest Checklist
(2) must have an approved fingerprint and background check on file at the State 4-H Office
(3) read and sign the Ohio 4-H Volunteer Standards of Behavior
(4) a personal interview to be completed by the 4-H Youth Development Educator
(5) provide the 4-H educator with 3 personal references
(6) attend and complete OSU Extension Youth Protection Policy training
(7) attend "New 4-H Volunteer" training
(8) attend "All-Volunteer" training for upcoming program year

 

Download a volunteer application packet here!

 

Starting a 4-H Club

2024-25 Training

 

BCI Requirements

  • 2024-25 Volunteers Needing a BCI RENEWAL:
Chandler, Jessica
Copas, Jennifer
Day, Amanda
Day, Caleigh
Edler, Jaelyn
Fout, Erin
Heath, Shannon
Ison, Dylan
Kelley, Anita
Legg, Benjamin
Moore, Gary
Moore, Jennifer
Moore, Miranda
Moore, Ricky
Mustard, Jessica
Newland, Susanna
Pendleton, Cassidy
Rider, Doris
Ritchhart, Judy
Tackett, Sara
Trimble, Jacklynn
Whitmore, Jay
Winters, Allyssa

Club Management Tools

Fundraisers (sponsored by 4-H Committee)

Club Officer Resources

Cloverbud Leaders

County Fair-Related

  • Occasional Quantity Cooks Volunteer Certification List (updated November 2023)
  • Fair Booth Judging Form
  • Stall Reservations 
  • Kitchen Schedule
  • Booth Assignment List (Updated ___)
  • Beautification Projects (Updated ___)
  • Pie Contest Participants
  • Pie Contest Rules

       

 


For Currently Active Volunteers:

* Volunteers who are required to have a BCI on file with the Ohio 4-H office have been contacted regarding this mandate.  Call the office should you have any questions. 

* The Pike County 4-H Advisory Committee is committed to providing its 4-H members with educational opportunities and experiences.  To improve our programs, curriculum, and delivery strategies, we are seeking to fill our vacant committee spots.  To be effective and relevant, we believe it is critical that representatives from 4-H have opportunity to provide input and service on this committee.  We invite you to serve on our 4-H Advisory Committee.  By serving on this committee, you have an opportunity to guide the Pike County 4-H Program, prepare 4-Hers for their future, and promote and advocate the importance of 4-H.  Applications can be downloaded here or picked-up from the Extension Office.  Vacancies will be voted on at the Annual Advisors Training Banquet by all present 4-H volunteers.

* There is a lot of great information on the web for our volunteers.  Consider browsing some of these suggested sites: