This depends on their need for money. If a club wants money for some activities, it usually charges dues or has fundraising activities. Making, growing, caring for, observing, and participating are all involved in 4-H projects. Over 175 projects are currently available in the Illinois 4-H program. The Illinois Clover lists projects available to members.
Members are responsible for the cost of supplies for projects.
Some projects might use supplies from around the house while others might invest hundreds of dollars in their project. The cost of the project should be realistic to the family situation. Yes, with help. Members are expected to select at least one project and complete one or more learning experiences related to the project during the year. Leaders, junior leaders, and parents may tell or show members how, but members are expected to learn to do things themselves.