Volunteer Toolkit for In-Person Programming

As MSU Extension continues to serve the 4-H community, we have assembled resources to help with the return to in-person efforts. These documents focus on resources and support for volunteers to help the 4-H community transition to face-face programming and in-person experiences.

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Icebreakers

August 31, 2021

A good meeting icebreaker can save your meeting from awkward silences at the start, get people talking and help you loosen everyone up before you get to the business.

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Virtual Programming Ideas

September 1, 2021

There are many ways you can stay virtually connected to 4-H’ers. Check out this list of programs to help you connect and engage in a fun and meaningful way.

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