Many schools, community facilities, and other groups are willing to let their facilities be used for 4-H activities. Other variations, limited only by the needs of your club members Counties may recommend a specific or minimum number of club meetings per year. Check with your county Extension staff for any requirements they have for number of meetings or member attendance. This provides continuity for the club as well as time for project development and accomplishment of individual and club goals. Some projects can be completed on a short-term or seasonal basis.
Clubs can enroll at any time during the year.
If you have further questions or concerns, contact your county Extension staff or another volunteer. They all want to help you succeed. With the other leaders, develop your member recruitment plan. Decide on the leader and member materials you will need to order. Meet with members, parents, and other leaders to discuss where the club will meet and how often.