Volunteer to assist with events such as the 4th of July Parade and clean-ups or for programs like the youth soccer program.
Panelists work with youth and their families in a welcoming setting to help them learn and grow, from first-time offenses that have resulted in a ticket or a fine, to situations that result in criminal charges. Panelists bring the wealth of their personal experiences and share their perspectives as representatives of the community.
Volunteer mediators make an initial 2-year commitment that includes a 40-hour training and apprenticeship process, and mediating on a monthly basis. Once the apprenticeship process is completed, community mediators continue their training in quarterly continuing mediation education workshops and additional learning opportunities.
Greeting patrons and orienting them to the Library, assisting patrons in researching local history, assisting patrons in genealogical research, using the microfilm and copying machines, and re-shelving material.
Guide and Educate visitors on the History of Troy
Come have fun learning what it takes to visit with your pet, while experiencing real life situations. Our classes help pets and their owners gain the skills and confidence to work together to serve our community. Learn from our experts and get therapy dog certified.
Share your technical skills and knowledge to develop subject matter for curriculum/project sheets. Utilize your professional skills to assist with with creating marketing tools, graphic art, word documents, webpages, videos, online training modules, etc. Intern at your local Extension office with the 4-H program, a great resume builder.
Assist a youth club leader with organizing meetings, speakers, and other logistics. Assist and/or mentor a 4-H volunteer who is serving as a project leader.
Advise a 4-H member in their project work: help youth identify and set goals, create and implement a plan, and reflect on what they learned and would do differently next time.
Sit on a local advisory or county governing board to help determine program priorities.