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Welcome to 4-H
Community Club Central
Thank you for your commitment to 4-H community clubs!
4-H Community Club Central provides a variety of resources to 4-H
Club Leadership teams. Feel free to utilize these resources in your
ever-important role of club leadership.
Highlights
4-H Charter and Renewal Process
4-H Clubs must have a 4-H charter. The 4-H Charter formally recognizes a group's affiliation with 4-H and grants the group permission to use the 4-H Name and Emblem. It provides the permission for the 4-H club to be a subsidiary of National 4-H Headquarters and eligibility for federal tax exemption status. All 4-H groups and committees that use the 4-H Name and Emblem and handle finances and have a checkbook must be chartered. This includes accepting donations and fundraising.
 Please
view the following presentation by Greg Hutchins, State 4-H Youth
Development Program Director. (4:27)
: All 4-H clubs must be chartered. Each year 4-H clubs must renew this charter. These two packets are to be used by volunteer organizational leaders and submitted to the UW-Extension office and 4-H Youth Development Staff. The annual charter renewal is due December 1.
: All 4-H groups and committees that handle finances and have a checkbook or financial account must be chartered. Each year 4-H groups or committees must renew this charter. These two packets are to be used by volunteer group or committee leaders and submitted to the UW-Extension office and 4-H Youth Development Staff. The annual charter renewal is due December 1.
Salute to Excellence
Volunteers are, undeniably, the "heart and soul" of 4-H, and in an age when time is at a premium, Salute to Excellence serves as an opportunity to acknowledge our volunteers' unwavering dedication to the 4-H Youth Development movement.
Each year, state 4-H programs are invited to nominate two outstanding individual volunteers, one in each of two categories. The Lifetime Volunteer Award is given to an individual who has spent 10 or more years volunteering for 4-H. The Volunteer of the Year Award is given to an individual who has volunteered for 4-H less than 10 years. Recipients of the 4-H Salute to Excellence Volunteer Recognition Awards are chosen from nominees submitted by state 4-H offices
The Wisconsin State Adult Leader Council is working in cooperation with Greg Hutchins, State 4-H Youth Development Program Leader and the Strengthening 4-H Clubs Work Team to solicit nominations and provide a review process for selection of these prestigious awards. For selection purposes at the State level, please submit the completed  2009
Salute To Excellence Nomination Form Nominations must be submitted
to Judy Ballweg/Greg Hutchins no later than October 10. Criteria
and more information is located at Salute
to Excellence Volunteer Recognition Awards
Getting to Know 4-H Community Club Central
 4-H Community Club Central Guide (1.51 MB) This Power Point can be used to assist volunteers on how to navigate 4-H Community Club Central web site and to access the multitudes of valuable resources it holds to strengthen the local 4-H club.
4-H Community Clubs - Creating
an Online Presence:
These Tools will Assist your Club in Investigating the Development
of Web Sites and Blogs
Project Leaders:
Are your project meetings really making a difference for the 4-H members? Have you ever wondered how to put more punch into the project meeting? Do you know where to go for resources for the project meetings? Check out the resources at the NEW 4-H Project Leader Resources
If you have any questions or comments, please contact:
Sue Pleskac
4-H Volunteer Leadership Specialist
sue.pleskac@ces.uwex.edu
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