Financial Manual for 4-H Treasurers

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March 2, 2020

The purposes of this publication are to:
  • Detail the role and responsibilities of Michigan 4-H group treasurers.
  • Establish a common understanding of the definitions, tools and expectations that pertain to treasurers of 4-H groups, and to county council, board and committee treasurers.
  • Provide 4-H treasurers with the information they need to perform their responsibilities correctly, and keep their treasuries and records in compliance with applicable financial regulations.

 A companion manual for 4-H volunteers contains additional information. 

For the convenience of 4-H treasurers, the following forms contained within the manual are available as a fillable PDF form:

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