4-H Chartering Information Available to Club Advisors

— filed under: ,

The Ohio 4-H program requires that all 4-H clubs in the State of Ohio be chartered in order to be recognized as an 'official' 4-H club.

The chartering process insures that all clubs meet the minimum requirements and also authorizes the club to use the 4-H emblem and name.  Each club will receive a Club Charter certificate and letter when their charter is approved. 

The chartering process is very simple and should require a minimal amount of time.  Each club will need to complete a "4-H Chartering Checklist" and submit it with their enrollment forms.  The checklists will be reviewed by the county 4-H Charter Committee and approved.  All clubs that meet the minimum standard will be granted a charter for a period of three years.  Charters must be renewed every three years.

For more information about the Club Chartering Process:   
     4-H Chartering Checklist for Your 4-H Club
     Q&A: Chartering Ohio 4-H Clubs
Document Actions
Top Stories
Welcome to Warren County Extension
Warren County Extension brings the resources of the Ohio State University right to your front door! We focus on youth & families, volunteerism, the production of food, community development, natural resources and the management of food and personal income.
Read More
Farm Science Review Seeking Stories from First 50 Years
COLUMBUS, Ohio – As the Farm Science Review looks forward to its 50th farm show Sept. 18-20, show organizers want to get in contact with individuals who were in attendance at the early Reviews dating back as far as 1963 when it was held at Ohio State University’s Don Scott Field in Columbus.
Read More
More Top Stories…
Announcements
4-H Chartering Information Available to Club Advisors
The Ohio 4-H program requires that all 4-H clubs in the State of Ohio be chartered in order to be recognized as an 'official' 4-H club.
Read More
More Announcements…
County News
Interested in the Master Gardener Program?
Local gardeners, do you wish to advance your knowledge and expand your circle of gardening friends? New Master Gardener class starts in September 2012.
Read More
Urban Immersion Project
A NEW OPPORTUNITY FOR 4-H TEENS that combines cross-cultural learning, team work and service learning in the urban environment of Washington DC.
Read More
More County News…
State News
Find recent "Grazing School" presentations on-line here!
The "Pastures for Profit" grazing school is a comprehensive course in Management Intensive Grazing
Read More
Asian Longhorned Beetle Found in Ohio; OSU Extension Offers Information Hotline
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio Department of Agriculture today (6/17) announced the first discovery of Asian longhorned beetle (ALB) in Ohio. An exotic, invasive insect that kills maples and other trees, ALB was found in Bethel, Clermont County, in southwest Ohio.
Read More
More State News…
 

Ohio State University Extension embraces human diversity and is committed to ensuring that all research and related educational programs are available to clientele on a nondiscriminatory basis without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, or veteran status. This statement is in accordance with United States Civil Rights Laws and the USDA.

Keith L. Smith, Associate Vice President for Agricultural Administration; Associate Dean, College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences; Director, Ohio State University Extension and Gist Chair in Extension Education and Leadership. TDD No. 800-589-8292 (Ohio only) or 614-292-6181.