2023-2024 4-H Club Leader Survey

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2023-2024 4-H Club Leader Survey

Thank you so much for taking this survey! Some questions are closed-ended questions, where others are open-ended, and ask you to reflect.

Please allocate about 30 minutes or more for this survey, so your 4-H staff have an accurate snapshot of the previous 4-h year, and can help you get set up for success for the upcoming year!

For 4-H Clubs that have co-leaders, we invite you to take this survey together--though it is not required.

Name of 4-H Club: *

When will your club host meetings for the 2023-24 program year? (Example: first Monday of the month, 7:00-8:00pm) *

Where will your club host meetings for the 2023-24 program year? (Please include location name & full address) *

What is the description you want posted online for your club?

Consider including age range, project focus(es), as well as any upcoming events &/or activities to look forward to!

What is your club's structure? (Select all that apply!) *

Community Club: a program initiated and facilitated by youth and adult volunteers in the context of community (neighborhood, township). Gathering places may include community centers, religious/spiritual centers, homes, and others. Community clubs aim to engage youth and adults in both individuals and group activities that foster learning and development in a variety of subject matter areas.

Project Club: a program focused more deeply on specific subject matter (e.g., performing arts, animal science, or photography). Project Clubs can operate within any school or community setting or as part of any of the other club types (e.g., site-based, afterschool and community). They can be facilitated by either volunteers or paid staff. Meeting schedules may vary within a short-term or year-long schedule. Examples: 4-H Performing Arts Club, 4-H Shooting Sports Club, 4-H Computer Science Club, 4-H Spanish Club.

Partner Club: a program offered to a targeted audience of youth through a partner organization (Community Education, YMCA, etc.) These clubs aim to complement the learning and development through existing or new programs. 4-H Partner Clubs are often a part of a broader outreach initiative and may have a wide variety of support and resources that support the program operation. This club type is facilitated by paid staff and/or volunteers.

Other:

Required

Does your club have a Cloverbuds program for youth, grades K-2 this year? *

Yes

Maybe

Other:

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