Last March, J. C. Penney included a short statement on their bills asking 4-H alumni to call an 800 number and identify themselves. We recently received a list of 58 respondents from Kentucky and will forward it to the 37 counties in which they live. If you opt not to do that, please establish a file in your office for alumni. We also encourage you to contact the alumni who have been identified to fill them in on today's program and ask if they would like to reconnect as a volunteer. Many alumni will welcome an opportunity to give back to 4-H to make sure that today's youth have opportunities similar to what they experienced.
Council members advise the staff is through small group discussion.
At the January 2000 meeting, members divided into small groups for discussion on topics then regrouped to share their responses. The results of that discussion are below. When Sending Checks to the State 4-H Office . . . Quite often there is no indication what activity the check is being sent to pay for. With 50 accounts and lots of activities going on at the same time, unidentified checks can be a bit of a problem.