Each person who helps with a club as a volunteer must complete the MCES Volunteer Application process and should have an enrollment form on file in the Extension Office. The Organizational Leaders work with the members, volunteers, parents, and the community to maintain the 4-H Club program. They work with the club and 4-H staff to plan the club program and see that club goals are reached. Project Leaders teach 4-H projects to the members. They see that 4-H members complete projects and project records which include exhibits, demonstrations and talks.
Special activities help to support the club's work in projects and other educational programs.
They add variety and make 4-H more fun. Activity Leaders work with members to conduct activities included in the club plan. These can be community service, fund raising, contest, recreation, or social activities. 4-H teens have knowledge and skills to pass along to younger members. They appreciate the chance to take on some extra responsibility.