Project Leader Details

We are looking for more Project Leaders and Co-Leaders

Being a Project Leader is a great way to spend time with your kid(s) and make a meaningful impact on your community. Do you have any talents, hobbies, or things you want to learn that you could share and teach to youth? Do you have a grandparent or friend that wants to share their skills with youth? Does your kid have any interests for a Project that you could lead with them? Would you like to work with another Co-Leader to start a new project? From Rock Painting, Tabletop Gaming to Photography, there are projects that fit any level of expertise. Some projects have guides to help you get started or you can create a brand new project. Email 4hredwoodclub @ gmail.com (remove spaces around @) for more details. 

Projects require a minimum of 6 hours of instruction that can be spread out into a couple of days, monthly meetings Oct-May or any time that works in your schedule. 

• 1 hour once a month for 6 meetings between Oct-May or

• 2 weekend workshops that are 3 hours each or

• 3 meetings that are 2 hours each

• Projects can be seasonal, just in the Fall or Spring, or whenever works for your schedule

Example Project Ideas and 4-H Project Sheets:

Click on a project with a link to see the 4-H project sheets. The Project Sheets are a guide for 4-H project leaders to develop their projects with meaningful content. For a brief description of each 4-H project, please see the list of California 4-H Projects (PDF). 

(Some links are broken as UC updated their webiste. If a link is broken, email 4hredwoodclub @ gmail.com (remove spaces around @) and we will find where it moved on the UC website and update link.)

California 4-H Project Sheets were inspired by Iowa State University 4-H Project Hot Sheets (click link to see PDF sheets).