This newsletter was developed in response to requests from 4-H volunteers for more information and support in working with Cloverbud members. It is published quarterly and provides a unique blend of education, activities, and fun to build and challenge Cloverbud Volunteers as they lead kindergarten through second grade youth.

Current Newsletter is Spring 2012 The Advantage of Including Older Adult Volunteers Building Self-Esteem 911 for 4-H Cloverbud Volunteer Campus Connections Tuna Treats You will need Adobe Acrobat© Reader to view the PDF version of this newsletter.

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