Volunteers

Thank you for serving as a volunteer with Mecosta County 4-H! Whether you volunteer as a club leader, resource leader, or episodic volunteer, you are making a difference in the lives of youth in Mecosta County. Thank you for your support for Mecosta County 4-H.

 

New Volunteer Leader Information

New volunteers MUST complete the Volunteer Selection Process (VSP) online and complete a background check. This process is all online now. To complete this process, please follow the link. Until VSP is completed, you are not a 4-H volunteer leader.

 

**NOTE** New 4-H Volunteers do not enroll on 4HOnline until your Volunteer Selection Process (VSP) is completed. All questions regarding VSP should be forwarded to Nikki Bancroft, 4-H Program Coordinator, at the Mecosta County MSU Extension office at (231) 592-9494.

 

Re-Enrolling 4-H Volunteer Forms

To enroll in Mecosta County 4-H, please visit http://v2.4honline.com using either Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Safari for your web browser as Internet Explorer is not compatible. For step-by-step instruction on how to use 4HOnline, open the New Enrollment Guide or the Re-Enrollment Guide on the website. If you have any questions, please contact the Mecosta County MSU Extension office at (231) 592-0792.

 

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