Each member also is part of a project group or club that meets at other times to explore the specific project interests of the group. An administrative volunteer leader usually manages the club. This person provides support to the individual club and groups and to their volunteer leaders. Community clubs are formed within geographic areas, schools or housing communities. The activities of this type of club focus on one project or interest area.
All members participate in the same project or interest.
Club meetings can be held on a regular basis, usually weekly or monthly. This club meets a minimum of six times a year to explore one or two projects or activities. These clubs are not usually ongoing clubs and are often limited to specific or limited timeframe based on the needs and interests of the members and their adult partners. Once you've recruited your adult and youth members, contact your county MSU Extension office to find out how to register your new 4-H club. Each county may have specific requirements for starting a 4-H club in that county.