Volunteer

We always want and need good volunteers. 
There are a variety of ways to volunteer with 4-H depending on your time availability, skills and interests.  Some possibilities include:

  • School enrichment programs
  • Project mentoring connected to your current hobby
  • Guest speakers for club meetings
  • Day camp group leaders
  • Supervise/chaperone youth events
  • Paperwork/data entry in the office
  • County fair assistance
  • Club leader

 
Please contact the Washington County Extension Office, 319-653-4811, for more information on volunteering with the 4-H youth of Washington County.

County 4-H News

January 14, 2020
Winter Keota Elementary STEM Club Registrations Open Now

Partnership between Washington County Extension and Keota Elementary PTO is excited to announce the continued After School STEM Club.  

January 7, 2020
How Sweet It Is Father Daughter Dance Planned

Washington 4-H County Council will host their 6th annual Father Daughter Dance  February 8 from 6 p.m. – 8 p.m.

STEM
December 16, 2019
STEM Club Registrations Open for January and February

The 4-H After School STEM Club is taking registrations for the January and February Sessions. This science club is open to all students in 3rd-5th grade. Washington County Extension & 4-H and Lincoln Elementary are partnering together with a sponsorship from Bazooka Farmstar and Premier 1 Supplies.   

  

livestock judging
November 12, 2019
4-H Livestock Judging Winter Workouts Set

Washington County 4-H has had both state and national level success in the livestock judging project area and they are ready to take on a new competitive edge by offering winter workouts December – May. All 4-H’ers are invited to be a part of these practice learning sessions for one or all.  Click here for flyer.

Gene Mohling
September 27, 2019
Gene Mohling Receives University Award

Gene Mohling, extension regional director, was one of nine extension professionals honored during the university's annual awards ceremony Monday, Sept. 23 in the Memorial Union Great Hall.  Gene Mohling, director for ISU Extension and Outreach Region 15, received the R.K. Bliss Award from Iowa State University. The award recognizes outstanding achievement of an ISU Extension and Outreach staff member for developing an overall or continuing extension education program. The honor is named for Ralph K Bliss, the director of extension from 1912 to 1946.

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