Perceived Influence of Selected Factors On Decision of High School 4-H Youth to Volunteer
Volume
37
Issue
5
Abstract
The author observes that volunteerism has never been strong in the parish 4-H program with which he works. A study was designed to identify factors influencing teens to volunteer. Findings from the study parallel findings from a 1996 survey, conducted for the Independent Sector, that sheds some light on the volunteering behavior of American teenagers. Recommendations include incorporating factors identified in the local and national studies in a plan that will motivate youth to volunteer and to volunteer in a continuing manner. Further research in teen volunteerism should identify additional factors influencing youth to volunteer.
Recommended Citation
Spoto, K. (1999). Perceived Influence of Selected Factors On Decision of High School 4-H Youth to Volunteer. The Journal of Extension, 37(5), Article 3. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol37/iss5/3