Alfie only joined Lichfield YFC last year but has already made a positive impact on the club in his role as Treasurer. He was instrumental in organising the club’s first dinner and dance in a decade, managing negotiations with caterers, the DJ and venue, while also coordinating the awards ceremony. He also helped plan the club’s Christmas tractor run, which raised £12,000 for two charities after he helped set up donation platforms and promoted them on social media. Alfie has also used his networking and presentation skills to secure grant funding and attracted sponsorship to cover the cost of the club’s branded clothing. His ability to work with all ages – from juniors to members of the advisory committee, Alfie is credited with helping to unite the club.

After many years in YFC, Andrew became Derbyshire’s County Chair for 2024–25 with a mission to re-energise the county, strengthen inter-club ties, and boost the social scene. Listening to members and acting on their ideas, he’s delivered standout events: a race day that doubled to 90 attendees, a BBQ and sports night with 200 members, and a special dinner for under-18s. Andrew also launched Derbyshire’s first Chair’s Challenge, where 14 members conquered the Three Peaks, raising over £8,000 for charity. Leading by example, he visits clubs regularly, making every member feel valued. At the county roadshow, Andrew highlights opportunities at county and national level, driven by his belief that every member should benefit from YFC as much as he has.

As Southern District Chair and Sedbergh YFC’s Field Day Secretary, Georgia has proven herself a dynamic and inclusive leader who inspires participation at every level. She has openly shared her personal experiences with mental health, showing others that challenges can be overcome to achieve success. Under her leadership, Sedbergh YFC secured second place in competitions, while she has also delivered standout events, including a masquerade ball that drew 300 guests and the launch of a raft race now firmly established in the Cumbria YFC calendar. She also started the popular Pub of the Month initiative to attract more over-18s to join. Committed to inclusivity, Georgia has reintroduced co-options in management meetings, enabling experienced members to mentor newcomers and ensuring every voice is heard.

As Chair of Howden YFC, James has guided the club through its most challenging year, following a tragedy. He is credited with being a pillar of strength – uniting members, offering unwavering support, and creating a sense of community when it was needed most. James ensured meetings became safe spaces for comfort and connection, while encouraging participation in competitions to restore positivity and hope for the future. He also played a key role in organising a memorial tractor run, raising an impressive £4,000 for charity. Through compassion, resilience, and dedication, James has brought his club closer together.

Developing others is at the heart of Tom’s work as Health and Safety Officer for the County Rally and as the County Training and Development Officer. An award-winning trainer with an approachable style, he is always willing to support others and share his expertise. Tom recognises the value of training in helping members progress and has made it his mission to ensure every club benefits. When he first became a trainer, he committed to delivering at least one workshop to every club in the county. Following the redevelopment of NFYFC’s road safety workshop, he dedicated the next year to touring clubs to deliver it. Target-driven and always willing to go the extra mile, Tom’s efforts have had a lasting impact across the county.