Their understanding and support is necessary. Place notices in school newsletters. Place posters, displays, or demonstrations in public places such as malls, fairs, libraries, churches, and stores to make 4-H more visible to the community. Include what 4-H is and does, and who to contact for more information. This also could be done on a local radio station.
Members informing other members is one of the most powerful recruiting methods.
Tell the members in your club to spread the word about 4-H among their friends. When membership has been solicited, it is essential to have adequate help, especially if enrollment is high. Members and their parents are an excellent place to begin looking for volunteer help. Using the survey may assist in locating help for your own club and new club members. Volunteer bureaus, schools, churches, retirement homes, and local fraternal organizations also are excellent sources for volunteers.