Leader Resources
Useful Links:
Engaging Volunteers
Engaging Parents
- Involving Parents – Ohio State University Fact Sheet
- Helping You Help Youth, Involve Caring Adults in 4-H – University of Illinois Extension
- Parent Involvement in 4-H – Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Recognizing Volunteers
- Louisiana State Extension – Ideas for Volunteer Recognition
- 139 Ways to Say Thank you and Recognize Volunteers
Boulder County Volunteer Awards
- Above and Beyond
- Communicator
- Outstanding Club Organizational Leader
- Outstanding County or Project Leader
- Outstanding District – State Leader
- Chaperone
- Friend of 4-H
- Salute-To-Excellence
- Awards Summary
Club Activities
Parliamentary Procedure
- 4-H Jeopardy
- Motion Potion – 4-H Skit
Team and Character Building
Annual Club Chartering
- CHARTERING APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS 2019 – WORD
- CHARTERING APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS 2019 – NEW CLUB – WORD
- TEAM CHARTERING APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS – 2019 – WORD
- CLUB CHARTERING WORKSHEET – 2019
The following forms can be found in club resources at Colorado4h.org
- CHARTER ANNUAL RENEWAL – BOULDER COUNTY FORM
- BYLAWS: PDF –OR– WORD (#2 Constitution and Bylaws)
- FINANCIAL: State Version (#3 4-H Club Financial Report)
- NO BANK ACCOUNT: Sample Letter(#3a Sample No Bank Account Letter)
- BANK STATEMENT: Sample (#3b. Sample Bank Statement)
- ANNUAL REVIEW: State Version (#4 Annual Review: 4-H Club Group Funds)
- INVENTORY: PDF –OR– WORD
- BUDGET: State Version (#5 Budget)
- ANNUAL PLAN: PDF –OR– WORD –OR– State Version (#6 Annual Plan)
- AFFIRMATIVE ACTION: State Version (#7 Affirmative Action): PDF –Or– WORD
- LEADER INTENT: PDF –OR– WORD
- TEAM/COACH INTENT: PDF –OR– WORD
CLUB DISSOLUTION DOCUMENTS
- FINANCIAL: #3 4-H Club Financial Report
- BANK STATEMENT: #3b. Sample Bank Statement)
- SAMPLE CLOSING BANK STATEMENT
- SAMPLE LETTER OF CLUB DISSOLUTION
Leaders Council
The Boulder County 4-H Leaders Council serves to support and mentor leaders and families in the county 4-H program. It is made up of all Boulder County 4-H Leaders and grants voting rights to leaders who have attended (or been officially excused) the last two prior meetings.
