A 4-H Club Manager is a key volunteer who serves as the main liaison between the county Extension office, 4-H professionals, members, parents, and other volunteers to ensure the success of a local 4-H club. They help organize and oversee club operations, encourage participation in 4-H opportunities, and support meaningful educational experiences that foster youth growth and leadership. Club Managers provide guidance, promote communication, and help create a positive environment for members and families. This role requires annual enrollment, training, and collaboration with Extension staff, offering the opportunity to build leadership, organizational, and communication skills while making a lasting impact on the 4-H community.
QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED:
Be at least 18 years of age. (Be at least 21 to chaperone overnight activities.)
Ability to work with youth and adults.
Apply annually as a volunteer through 4-H enrollment system.
Pass a criminal background check.
Submit volunteer application fee.
Complete required trainings.
Attend county club manager trainings.
Be familiar with 4-H objectives and philosophy and/or willing to learn about them.
Moral standards consistent with the 4-H philosophy.
Club Manager Checklist
Monthly Meeting Topics
Officer Installation
Logos
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