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NEW - Building Community to Support Your Volunteers

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Volunteers are invaluable to the success of NYS 4-H and that's worth celebrating. National Volunteer Week is just a few weeks away. Are you planning to highlight your local volunteers? Looking for fresh ideas or tools to develop a plan?


Below are two opportunities to join in with the NEW NYS 4-H Volunteer Guild. Connect and share ideas with colleagues, while exploring a Social Media Toolkit developed by the North East Region Volunteer Committee. This toolkit is based on data from the 2020 Volunteer Impact Survey and includes graphics, text, and even questions to drive engagement on your posts.


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After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.


The NYS 4-H Volunteer Guild will continue each month to connect educators around the topic of volunteers. Join to explore the current needs, systems, tools, and best practices. Connect with Kelly Campbell (kmc86@cornell.edu) for more information.



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