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COLORADO 4-H VOLUNTEER AWARDS

Nominations for the following awards open on January 1st and close on February15th. For more information, review the application form and score sheet for each award. Please submit applications to Barbie Garnett  bgarnett@parkco.us

Outstanding Club Organizational Leader

This award is for 4-H volunteers who have worked exclusively to make their club strong, vibrant and inclusive.

Outstanding County or Club Project Leader

This award is for 4-H volunteers who have provided extraordinary and exemplary project-specific leadership either at the club or county level.

Outstanding District/State Leader

This award is for 4-H volunteers who have been involved at the District/State level and in getting youth involved at the District/State level.

Outstanding Chaperone

This award is for 4-H volunteers who make the travel, training, or camping experience of young people a positive, life-long memory.

Communicator Award

This award is for 4-H volunteers who have developed newsletters, handbooks, social media or personal meetings to communicate with 4-H members and families.

Above and Beyond Award

This is an award for 4-H volunteers that have planned and implemented a one-time event or do more than their recruited/enrolled expectations and duties.

Volunteer Team Award

This award is for a team of 4-H volunteers who have collectively contributed to the 4-H program in either Organizational Leadership, Project Leadership, District/State Leadership, or event-related leadership roles.

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Important Notices

03/17/2020: All programming, 4-H club meetings, and face to face meetings have been suspended due to COVID-19.

9/6/2018: Colorado State Veterinarian issues memo regarding the increase in skunks diagnosed with rabies this year. 4-H Rabies memo

9/7/2018: Colorado Dept of Agriculture update on Equine Infectious Anemia.

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