JOB DESCRIPTION: 4-H Committees

Volunteers are instrumental to the 4-H program.  Through committees, volunteers conduct fundraising efforts, inform the public about 4-H opportunities, recruit and train new leaders, plan and implement educational programs for youth and volunteer leaders, and much  more!  Below are some of the ongoing committees that support 4-H. 

 Key Project Committees - Provide leadership to one of the following 4-H curriculum areas: 

• Personal Development & Leadership
• Citizenship & Civic Education
• Communications & Expressive Arts
• Environmental Educational and Earth Science
• Plant Science
• Science & Technology
• Animals
• Healthy Lifestyles
• Consumer & Family Science
  • Job Description:  Committee members assist in planning and conducting 4-H workshops, contests and events, promote projects within their curriculum area, and secure contest sponsors. 
  • Time Commitment:  Each committee sets their own flexible schedule.  Meets as needed via phone, email or face-to-face meetings. 

4-H Alumni Association - Provides leadership in promoting active 4-H alumni involvement.

• Job Description:  Committee members assist in planning 4-H alumni events, identifing and registering 4-H alumni and keeping alumni informed and involved in 4-H through newsletters and special alumni events.
• Time Commitment:  Committee sets their own flexible schedule.  Meets as needed via phone, email or face-to-face meetings. 

4-H Fundraising Committee - Provides leadership in raising funds to support Weber County 4-H.

• Job Description:  Committee members assist in fund raising campaigns and conducting fund raisers.
• Time Commitment:  Committee sets their own flexible schedule.  Meets as needed via phone, email or face-to-face meetings.  

4-H Marketing Committee - Provides leadership to marketing efforts for Weber County 4-H.

• Job Description:  Committee members assist in preparing marketing materials, recruitment efforts and promotional campaigns.
• Time Commitment:  Committee sets their own flexible schedule.  Meets as needed via phone, email or face-to-face meetings.