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Starting and Maintaining 4-H Clubs

EDIS, 2012
This revised 16-page guide, intended for 4-H staff and volunteers, provides an overview of the types of clubs, the criteria and forms for chartering a new club, and for maintaining club status annually.
Joy Jordan, Bryan Terry, Dale Pracht, Judy Butterfield, Adam Cletzer   +4 more
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Knowing the Basics About 4-H Clubs

EDIS, 2006
The 4-H club serves as the primary means of providing youth development programming in 4-H. It has the advantage of long-term involvement with the support of caring adults.
Marilyn N. Norman, Joy C. Jordan
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4-H Club Planning Workbook

EDIS, 2008
Revised! 4H-GCW-20, a 16-page, full color planning workbook, includes pages for recording club goals, calendar, and meeting plans; and standards of excellence checklist for 4-H clubs and groups.
Joy C. Jordan, Dale Pracht, Judy Butterfield   +2 more
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Knowing the Basics about 4-H Clubs

EDIS, 2009
Revised! 4HS-FS101.6, a 4-page fact sheet by Marilyn N. Norman and Joy C. Jordan, is part of the 4-H 101 Fact Sheets series.  It explains what a 4-H club is, who can join, criteria for 4-H youth development programming, types of 4-H clubs, starting and ...
Marilyn N. Norman, Joy C. Jordan
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4-H Afterschool Resource Guide: Starting 4-H Clubs in After-School Programs

EDIS
This resource guide is designed to be used by Extension/4-H professionals and after-school providers to deliver well-formed, positive youth development programs in after-school sites. It includes information on initiating the development of 4-H clubs at
Sharon K. Junge, Vanessa Spero, Niki Crawson, J. R. Davis, Tara Dorn, Beth Rasa Edwards, Stacy Hall, Karen Henry, Heather Janney, Beth Kerr, Andrea Lazzari, Abby Morgan, Kristie Popa, Cindy Smalley, Melinda Souers, Katelin Stenroos, Laura Valencia, Travis West, Tracy Winters, Mary-Louise Wood   +19 more
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4-H Volunteer Training Series: Selecting a Name for a 4-H Club

EDIS
This is one part of the 4-H Volunteer Training series. It was originally published in 2005 and revised in 2012. It was updated in the summer of 2023 and is now published in 2024.
Keith Diem, Marilyn Norman, Joy Jordan, Jessica Emerson, Candi Dierenfield, Shreemoyee Ghosh, David Hafner, Amber Norris, Melinda Souers, Paula Davis, Heather Kent   +10 more
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School-Based 4-H Programming: Getting Started

EDIS, 2018
School-based programs provide an opportunity to youth who would not be able to participate in traditional 4-H club offerings otherwise. If you want to expand your 4-H program in diversity, subject matter, and/or number of youth reached, school-based ...
Vanessa Spero Swingle, Susan Munyan
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Adopting 4-H Club Bylaws

EDIS, 2014
Why does a 4-H club (for youth ages 8–18) need bylaws? For the same reason our country needs a constitution! By having fair and written rules, the rights of all members can be protected. The following is a suggested format for 4-H bylaws. The bylaws below may be adapted to meet local conditions.
Keith G. Diem, Judy Levings, Ben Knowles
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Procedure for Handling 4-H Accounts: Tax-Related Procedures for 4-H Clubs and Affiliated Groups

EDIS, 2008
Revised! 4H5.7, a 3-page factsheet by Marilyn N. Norman and Joy C. Jordan, details correct tax procedures for 4-H clubs. Includes information on exemptions, state tax, and getting on the IRS list of charitable organizations.
Marilyn N. Norman, Joy C. Jordan
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Youth in 4-H Latino Initiative programs achieve similar outcomes to youth in 4-H community clubs

California Agriculture, 2019
Until recently, California 4-H programs did not represent the ethnic diversity found in California's population of young people. To close the gap in representation — particularly with Latino youth — UC ANR began the 4-H Latino Initiative, an effort to ...
Steven Worker, Maria Fábregas Janeiro, Kendra Lewis   +2 more
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