Leader Information

MSU Extension Guidelines for Social Media

4-H Emblem Guidelines

Existing Club Requirements

New Club Requirements

To become a 4-H Leader applicants must complete our Volunteer Selection Process (VSP) please contact Kathy Pennington for more information pennin25@msu.edu 

Field Trip and Tour Checklist

Financial Guide for Volunteers (new 2016)

Financial Guide for 4-H Treasurers  (youth guide new 2016)

Fundraising Application and Follow-up

History of 4-H Barry County

Overnight Housing Policy

MSU Extension Travel Requirements

Community Service Form

Vendor Requirements

Liability Insurance Coverage 

 

Barry County 4-H

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