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Collapse ▲There are many different ways you can get involved in supporting FCS programs through volunteering. Whether it be through partnering organizations like ECA and EMFV or directly through extension like the Union Wellness Volunteers. Check out these volunteers organizations below.
Union County Extension & Community Association (ECA)
Union County ECA is one of our oldest volunteer organization in Union County and the state. You may have known them by a different name, such as the Home Economics or Home Demonstration club, but their mission has always stayed tried and true! ECA is a partnering service organization with NC State Extension that provides community service, continued education, and camaraderie amongst fellow members.
Union County ECA member, Maggie Massey posing with Santa and Mrs. Claus as they receive clothing and blanket donations from ECA members for the holidays.
ECA has coordinated fundraisers for student scholarships, held achievement days to celebrate member cultural arts, and provided donations and educational programs in family and consumer sciences to community centers.
They also hold educational field trips together and are able to attend all FCS programs at no cost. Currently there are two ECA clubs: Western Union Park club located in Mineral Springs-Waxhaw, NC Area and the Farmers Market club that meets at the Union County Agriculture Center in Monroe, NC. You can become an ECA member independently, join an existing club, or even form your own club with friends and neighbors in your community.
Interested in joining Union County ECA? Check out the resources below!
- NC ECA State Website
- Volunteer or Join ECA (FCS Volunteer Interest Form)
- Materials for Current Union County ECA Members
Union Wellness Volunteer (Coming Soon)
Information coming soon.
If you interested in joining the Union Wellness Volunteer Group, be sure to complete a the FCS volunteer interest form.
Extension Master Food Volunteers EMFV (Coming Soon)
Information coming soon.
Interested in learning more about the EMFV program and becoming a Master Food Volunteer? Check out the resources below!
For more information on any of the opportunities to volunteer with FCS, please contact our Family and Consumer Science Extension Agent, Marcus McFarland