4-H Ambassadors

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Are you ready to take your 4-H experience to the next level?

We invite you to become a Clare County 4-H Ambassador! The application window is now open year-round, allowing you the flexibility to apply at your convenience.

As a Clare County 4-H Ambassador, you'll have the opportunity to be a shining example of the positive impact 4-H has on our community. This is your chance to shine and make a real difference!

Ambassadors engage in exciting activities and experiences, including representing 4-H at various community events. You'll get to be the face of 4-H at local gatherings, fairs, and more. Share your love for 4-H and connect with fellow community members.

As Ambassadors you must attend at least three community events throughout the year, whether they're 4-H related or general community gatherings. However, the more events you participate in, the more you'll grow as a leader and advocate for positive change.

Ambassador Positions

Junior (4-H age 8 to 12)

Intermediate (4-H age 13 to 15)

Senior (4-H age 16 - 19)

Apply for the Clare County 4-H Ambassador 

Application Packet

Ready to take on the role of a Clare County 4-H Ambassador?

Join us in making a lasting impact and fostering a sense of community and responsibility among our youth.

Apply now, embrace your leadership potential, and let's create a brighter future together!

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