Welcome to the Big Bend Community Center. The Big Bend Community Center is the home to the Big Bend Rural Development Club. There are 5 Rural Development clubs functioning in Butler County. They are a great example of a program that works to address rural issues. Rural Development was started by the University Of Kentucky Extension Service in the 1950’s. It has been leader led and successful ever since. The Rural Development Program in Butler County has beef functioning for over 65 consecutive years. Clubs have monthly meetings. Average attendance at these meetings is 20-25. Each of the 5 rural development clubs has a community building that they maintain. These buildings are used for a wide variety of activities each year. Educational programs are presented at each monthly meeting. The topics of these programs are determined by the membership, and club members secure presenters. Each club has elected leadership and functioning committees. The clubs annually report raising over $25,000 per year to support themselves and community organizations. The clubs have improved their community centers, held road-side clean up projects, supported project prom, sent children to 4-H camp, financially supported local fire departments, supported cancer research and families dealing with cancer, maintained cemeteries, and many other beneficial activities. Rural Development Club Leaders are some of the most active in our community. This program is currently developing its third generation of community leaders. Rural Development leaders hold many positions in county organizations that contribute to the quality of life here.
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