4-H volunteers guide youth as they learn about careers, leadership, and community service.

For information on how to become a 4-H volunteer, click on the link below for the location of interest:

Livingston County 4-H

McLean County 4-H

Woodford County 4-H

Unity Community Center

Join us on an adventure where you will be teaching youth how to be more physically fit and healthy.

Contact Sara Attig in Livingston County at sattig@illinois.edu or call 815-842-1776.

Contact Laura Holland at Unity Community Center in McLean County at laurarh3@illinois.edu or call at 309-862-4041.

Contact Blaine Troyer in Woodford County at btroy2@illinois.edu or call 309-467-3789.

Join a network of gardening enthusiasts as you transform local communities and cultivate new skills.

Engage in environmental stewardship and educate your community about natural resources.

Mentors coach individuals and lead community events that encourage healthy financial habits.

To find out more about how to be a Money Mentor, contact Camaya Wallace Bechard at cawb17@illinois.edu or call 309-663-8306.

Council members provide insight and diverse expertise to guide the future of our organization.

If you'd like to learn more about becoming an Extension Council Member, please contact Bobbie Lewis-Sibley at bjlewis@illinois.edu or call 309-663-8306.