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TSC Paper Clover updates

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The promotional materials are in a different location then they used to be.

  1. Go to:  https://quad.4-h.org/

  2. Login and/or create an account

  3. Click on "Resource Hub"

this is where it's not intuitive the promotional resources are listed under the "Grants" tab at the top of the page, not resources.

 

4.  Scroll down about halfway down the page and the Tractor Supply Paper Clover Toolkit is there.

**Important detail — to be access the Resource Hub you have to be logged in with a University email.  So, for instance, when I login with the Gmail address, I use as a 4-H leader, the hub is not accessible.  We've been told that at least for now this isn't changeable.  If this is a barrier to your program for getting the resources to the people who need them, let Sara shutches@fourhcouncil.edu know.

 

A couple of other notes:

Winter Paper Clover Dates: November 27 - December 13, 2026

Like previous campaigns, stores love it when you engage with them ahead of time. Maybe it's kids in store to greet customers on the weekend or stopping by with a plate of holiday cookies for the employees to say thank you.  Even a thank you sign or note from a club goes a long way.  If you struggle to engage with your store, let Sara know to help facilitate that connection.


Ornaments are in store -- A facebook post featuring the real-life version of each animal alongside a 4-H’er.  In case you haven't seen 2026 is a lamb, beef cow, and Golden Retriever.


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