Resources for Clubs and Leaders

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4-H Financial Accountability Resources

Connect to 4-H and MSU Extension websites

National 4-H Council

4-H Mall

Michigan 4-H

MSU Animal Science Youth

MSU Extension Bookstore

MSU Extension Events Registration

Michigan 4-H Teen Leader and Volunteer Workshops

Member and Club Resources

Michigan 4-H Guiding Principles

Michigan 4-H Member’s Personal Portfolio (Record Book)

Michigan 4-H Secretary’s Record Book

Michigan 4-H Project Snapshot Sheets

Planning Your Community Service Project

Michigan 4-H Club Development Guide

Helping You Help Your Officers and Committees

Michigan 4-H Teen Leadership Guide

Sanilac County 4-H

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