There are no state or national 4-H dues. If a club wants money for some activities or a meaningful project, it usually charges dues or conducts money-making activities. Check with your county Extension office for specific fund raising guidelines. Members should never be excluded from 4-H because they are unable to pay dues. Any place large enough and is convenient for the members of the group.
Some clubs meet in leaders' or members' homes or garages.
Some meet in a central place such as a school, church or community room. This depends on the age of members, the places they have to meet, and the leadership available. The ideal club is big enough to have fun together, but small enough for everyone to feel a part of the group. The average club is typically 10-20 members, with two or three leaders. Programs for meetings focus on business, educational, social, and service activities.