Abigail has held several key leadership roles in YFC and is currently Northern Area Field Day Chair for 2025. As Club Treasurer since 2014, she helped her club recover from debt and continues to ensure financial stability. Abigail successfully led Cumbria YFC’s Northern District, introducing new fundraisers and engaging all clubs, including a district calendar and charity challenge in the Sahara Desert. Her calm yet strong leadership style has earned her widespread trust and admiration. Abigail’s dedication across multiple levels of YFC showcases her ability to lead others and the lasting impact she has made.

Despite stepping down as Club Chair Leah has remained a dedicated leader, mentoring young officers and supporting the club’s growth. As Programme Officer, she helped plan engaging, low-cost activities for members of all ages, ensuring everyone was included. Leah has supported younger members, providing guidance and identifying those needing extra help. She has driven community involvement, organising events like the club’s Christmas dinner and a fundraising whist drive. Leah promotes YFC’s values by encouraging participation in county competitions and charity work, raising money for Cancer Research in the process. Her leadership, approachability, and commitment to Gower YFC make her a respected role model.

Luke is the County's Designated Welfare and Safeguarding Officer (DWSO) and County Chair. Through training and collaboration, he implemented key initiatives like tailored training evenings, and a YFC app for members and parents, which strengthened communication between clubs and parents. Luke supported junior clubs with growth and created a roadmap for the county team that focused on safeguarding and relationship-building. By developing resources and providing ongoing guidance, he has helped foster a supportive, inclusive environment, ensuring YFC remains a safe and thriving community for all members.

Max, as County Chair of Shropshire YFC (2023-24), has been an inspiring and level-headed leader. He represented the County at national events, organised key county competitions, and led his own Chair's events. Max played a vital role in recruiting new staff, including the County Organiser. He successfully led club officer training, ensuring safeguarding compliance across clubs. Notably, he organised an Illuminated Tractor Run in Shrewsbury, raising £4,000 for charity. Max is approachable, supportive, and has been instrumental in guiding Shropshire through post-Covid growth, providing leadership and encouragement to both club officers and members.

When Lichfield YFC’s leadership stepped down mid-membership year, Tom stepped up to co-chair the club, ensuring it didn't shut down. Under his leadership, membership doubled within eight months, thanks to his enthusiasm and dedication. He organised key events like the club's first Dyno Day, raising funds and boosting publicity. Tom’s leadership also helped Lichfield achieve second place in the Staffordshire County Show Float Competition for the first time. At just 17, while working full-time, Tom showed remarkable initiative and dedication, driving young members to events and ensuring everyone felt welcome and included.