Resources - Club Organizational Leader/Co-Leader

Club Organizational Leaders or Co-Organizational Leaders provide overall 4-H club leadership.  They coordinate members, parents and the involvement of other leaders in their individual 4-H club.  4-H Club Leaders can be an individual, a team or a group of people that have specific roles that fulfill the 4-H Club Leader Responsibilities.  Team members can be a youth-adult partnership.

Club Organizational Leader/Co-Leader Position Description

Read what is needed/required of a 4-H club leader

Overview of the 4-H Year

An overview of the Lincoln County 4-H year is provided to guide you through the 4-H year and what you can expect to receive as a club leader.

4-H Community Club Central

This site, provided by Wisconsin 4-H Youth Development, provides a variety of resources to 4-H Club Leadership teams to help with meetings and youth programs

Youth Leaders and Officers

This site, also provided by Wisconsin 4-H Youth Development, provides information and training resources to better educate 4-H youth leaders and officers in performing their duties

Club Records (Secretary Book)

The Secretary Book is the main record of a club's members and activities.  Every club must have one.

Handling 4-H Money

All money received by a 4-H club or group is public money since 4-H is a public organization.  Federal regulations governing the continued use of the 4-H name and emblem require annual financial reporting and accountability.  Funds raised in the name of 4-H must be publicly accountable and must be used for 4-H purposes.  This page contains resources to help Club/Group Treasurer’s and Leaders with information to utilize in handling 4-H money properly.

Policies and Regulations

This page contains links to National, State and County 4-H policies.  It is important that Club Leaders are familiar with these policies and ensure that their club or its membership are following them.  If you have questions regarding any of this information, contact the Lincoln County UW-Extension 4-H Youth Development staff.

Promotion

The best people to market something are those people that have benefited or utilized a product.  The same is true of 4-H.  The people involved in the 4-H program are the best people to tell others about why they should become involved in our support 4-H.  This page contains helpful information to assist you and your club in promoting 4-H to others.

Risk Management Resources

Risk Management is important to insuring the safety of youth and adult program participants.  This page provides an overview of risk management within 4-H Youth Development and resources to assist you as a volunteer.

Additional Resources

This page contains other helpful resources for Club Leaders.

Recent Mailings and Forms

Want to know what information has recently been sent out to the clubs?  This page contains all the recent mailings to the clubs.  If you haven't been receiving these important mailings, please let us know.