Clare County 4-H

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Clare County 4-H Council

Announcing Clare County 4-H Council Elections!

We invite all 4-H participants to exercise their right to vote for the individuals who will lead our council. Elections will take place at the Pere Marquette District Library in Clare on September 25th at 6 PM.

Executive Roles

  • President: Two Year Term; Must be or become an adult 4-H Gold Volunteer

  • Vice President: One Year Term; Must be a 4-H Member 13 years of age or older.

  • Secretary: Two Year Term; Must be or become an adult 4-H Gold Volunteer

Your Vote Matters!

Each position plays a vital role in shaping our community and providing leadership for our initiatives. Every vote counts, and we encourage all members to engage in this democratic process.

Get Involved!

If you are enthusiastic about leadership and have ideas for the future of Clare County 4-H, think about standing for one of the available positions in the upcoming election! Contact us to learn more about how you can put yourself forward as a candidate or suggest someone you think would be a great fit.

Join us on Wednesday, September 25th at 6 PM - Pere Marquette District Library - Clare, MI

Great things happen when we all work together.

4-H Council Information

Bylaws

Learn about our purpose, and various roles and functions of our 4-H Council

Meeting Documents

Stay informed by reviewing our current and past monthly agendas, minutes, and treasurer reports

Upcoming Meetings - Pere Marquette District Library - 6 PM

June 26, September 25, October 23, December 4

Join a Committee!

  • Craft Days Committee: Unleash creativity by organizing craft events.
  • 4-H Campers! Committee: Plan local camps and utilize the 4-H Lake Property.
  • Awards Committee: Select award winners for 4-H Awards
  • Banquet Committee: Plan the Annual Awards Banquet.
  • Fundraising Committee: Engage in activities like the 4-H Milk Booth and the Annual Flower Sale.
  • Cloverbuds Committee: Craft experiences for young members (ages 5-7).
  • 4-H Ambassador Committee: Manage the ambassador program from nominations to event coordination.
  • Gardening Committee: Goal to organize a community garden and a new Farm to Table 4-H Club.
  • Audit Committee / Budget Committee: Oversees and manages financial records.
Why Join a Committee? 
  • Make a Difference: Your involvement has a real impact on the community and 4-H.
  • Discover Your Passion: With a variety of committees, there’s something for everyone.
  • Embrace Community Spirit: Be part of a team that’s integral to local 4-H and the broader community.

Contact the 4-H Program Coordinator to get involved or come to the next meeting.

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