Asotin County 4-H Clubs

Choose a project and club(s) that fit you!

  1. Decide which projects you like: 4-H Projects
  2. Find the 4-H Club or Clubs below that provide those projects. You may become a member in more than one club.
  3. Click on the + on the right side of the 4-H Club Name to find out more information about the club and enrollment.
  4. Please contact the club leader prior to enrolling.  Some clubs may not be accepting new members.

    All enrollment must have prior approval from the club leader

Enrollment fees are $35 per youth per year ($25 state fee, and $10 county fee). The county fee goes towards supporting the Asotin County 4-H program, including grants and scholarships for those in need.
If your child is a Wellpoint (Washington Apple Health), member, Wellpoint covers the annual $25 Washington state membership fee. Youth must be an active Wellpoint member and enrolled in a local Washington 4-H club. Please contact your extension office for details.
Partial scholarships are available: you may request up to $25 per youth enrollment.
Does your family qualify for Free and Reduced-Price School Meals or SNAP, TANF, EACAP or HEAD START?
Qualify for Free or Reduces-Price School Meals
If NO: Please explain why you need this scholarship. i.e. hardship such as: medical issue, unemployment, etc. (Application information will be kept completely confidential and only reviewed by the Extension staff. Information will NOT be shared with anyone else.)
Scholarships are not automatically renewed and must be applied for each program year. If you have been given a scholarship in the past that does not prevent future scholarship requests.
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2026-2027 4-H Clubs

Club LocationsAnatone, Asotin, Clarkston
Club ProjectsBeef, Swine, Poultry, Exotic animals Goats, Rabbits, Sewing, Cooking, Crafts, Robotics, Electricity
Club LeadersIvy Warwick, Karen Kessler
Primary ContactsIvy Warwick  •  509-552-9927  •  IvyWarwick@aol.com  
Club MeetingsLocation and time will be on the club Facebook page
Club GoalsAll Creatures Great and Small is dedicated to all youth, including differently-abled and neurodivergent youth. We believe 4-H is a good foundation for children to gain confidence in community building skills, care of animals and general life skills. We believe that the relationships built in 4-H can have lifelong impact. We are excited to serve this community and its youth
Accepting New Members?Yes  2026/2027 contact leader

Club LocationAsotin/Anatone, WA
Club ProjectsBeef, Swine, Cooking, Creative Arts
Club LeadersChance Appleford (Beef), Melinda Schmadeka (Swine)
Primary ContactsChance Appleford  •  509-780-8400  •  applefc@eou.edu   Melinda Schmadeka  ●  509-552-0383  melbennett85@gmail.com  
Club MeetingsOnce a month.      Good Weather – Anatone Bad Weather – Asotin
Club GoalsTeach kids about responsibility and finances.  Have fun and do well at the fair.
Accepting New Members?Yes  2026/2027 contact leader

Club LocationClarkston, WA
Club ProjectsPrimary projects:  Swine, Goat, Sheep, Rabbit, Poultry, Cat, 4-H Ambassador, Know Your Government, Dogs. Other projects are available.  Please contact leader.
Club LeadersLisa & Math Ubachs, Jodi Lee, Giovanna Italia, Casey Finkbeiner, Alisa Nilson, Katie Sisk
Primary ContactLisa Ubachs  •  509-758-5913, 509-552-1139  • ubachslisa@gmail.com   Jodi Lee  •  jlee@chas.org  
Club GoalsAnimal Crackers wishes to provide an opportunity to contribute their enthusiasm, knowledge and skills to successfully participate in 4-H; provide a hands on learning environment; provide an environment for life skills development; help youth develop a positive identity that reflects integrity; educate – increase the awareness of opportunities within the 4-H program; encourage 4-H youth to develop their own leadership skills and potential; to participate in opportunities to apply those leadership skills; model effective youth/adult partnerships; build positive relationships.
Club MeetingsVaries by project
Accepting New Members?Yes.  Please contact leader for approval to join club

Club LocationAsotin, WA
Club ProjectsBeef, Foods & Nutrition, Sheep, Swine
Club LeadersLaura Heimgartner
Primary ContactLaura Heimgartner    •   208-305-1224    •   lauraheimgartner7@gmail.com
Club GoalsWe will participate in workshops and other community projects.  We will learn life skills and develop confidence with all the projects and activities that 4-H provides.
Club MeetingsMonthly
Accepting New Members?No new members for 2026/2027

Club LocationClarkston
Club ProjectsBeef, Sheep, Swine, Goat, Sewing, Crafts, Photography
Club LeadersTami Heath, and Lisa Cook
Primary ContactTami 509-552-0465, tamraheath@hotmail.com, Lisa Cook, lisa_marie9424@hotmail.com
Club GoalsTo educate youth on animal husbandry, to instill responsibility and respect for their animals, themselves and each other, as well as have fun
Club MeetingsOnce or twice a month
Accepting New Members?Please contact leader to join


Club Projects:Livestock, rabbits and poultry, crafts, sewing, cooking
Club Leaders:Cami Browne
Primary Contact:Cami Browne,  browne4633@gmail.com 509-751-2442
Club GoalsOur goal is for kids to learn how to be good leaders and advocates for the agriculture industry.
MeetingsOnce a month
Accepting New MembersYes

Club LocationClarkston
Club ProjectsCreative Arts, Foods & Nutrition (Cooking), Sewing, Quilting
Club LeadersTara Mackleit, Donna Hanger
Primary ContactTara Mackleit  •  509-953-9544  • tmackleit@gmail.com   Donna Hanger  •  509-540-0950  
Club GoalsOur goal is to introduce our young members to the 4-H program and help them grow and create with a hands-on approach to learning.
Club MeetingsMeeting times will vary for now.  Club meets in Clarkston Heights
Accepting New Members?No, club is full.

Club LocationCloverland, WA
Club ProjectsBeef breeding, market beef, performing arts, photography, public speaking, environmental science, forestry, plant science, birds.
Club LeadersJason Schlee General leader (beef)
Primary ContactJason Schlee  •  208-791-4411  •  rockinjbars@gmail.com  
Club goalsImprove animal husbandry skills, teach teamwork, and personal responsibility. 
Club MeetingsMeetings in Cloverland.  Days and time to be determined. 
Accepting New Members?Contact leader to enroll

Club LocationAsotin, WA
Club ProjectsCreative Arts, Clothing & Textiles, Poultry, Photography, Foods & Nutrition, Swine, Sheep
Club LeadersTiffany Mbodji, Amber Neighbors
Primary ContactTiffany Mbodji  •  (208) 305-3762  •   mkaytiffany@gmail.com
Club GoalsTo teach life skills like sewing and cooking.  To inspire creativity and self-esteem.
Club MeetingsFlexible
Accepting New Members?No

Club LocationAsotin, WA
Club ProjectsSwine, Rabbits
Club LeadersTrista Hudson
Primary ContactTrista Hudson    •   208-816-1182    •   king.tristakay@gmail.com
Club GoalsTeach our youth about responsibility, while building their confidence.  Our kids will learn more about market swine and have fun at Fair.
Club MeetingsMonthly
Accepting New Members?No, club is full

Club LocationClarkston Heights
Club ProjectsPoultry, crafts, gardening, cooking, Legos 
Club LeadersAnthony Brown
Primary ContactAnthony Brown, 509-520-8819
Club GoalsOur goal is to grow confidence and community within the youth.
Club MeetingsOnce a month
Accepting New Members?Yes

Club LocationClarkston, WA
Club ProjectsSwine, Leadership, Sheep, Rabbits, Beef, Demonstrations
Club LeadersKimberly Able, Krista Lathrop
Primary ContactKimberly Abel  •  209-982-7773  •   painekim@hotmail.com
Club MeetingsMonthly
Club GoalsWe are a club that participates in fundraisers and county demonstrations.  We promote teen leadership opportunities and civic responsibility.
Accepting New Members?No new members in 2026/2027

Club LocationClarkston
Club ProjectsBeef breeding, Gardening, Sewing, Baking, Legos, Photography
Club LeadersGeneral leader:  Colby Witters
Primary ContactColby Witters 509-780-1475 colby.witters@avistacorp.com
Club MeetingsTo be determined
Club GoalsBecome more educated on Animal Science and Agriculture.  Contribute at least one full day of volunteering for a non-profit.  Do at lease one food drive for the food bank.
Accepting New Members?No, club is full

Club LocationClarkston, WA
Club ProjectsHorse
Club LeadersErika Vique, Heather Jackson, Assistant
Primary ContactErika Vique, 208-816-3296, erikavigue1221@gmail.com
Club GoalsOur club is dedicated to developing confident, educated, and balanced riders both in and out of the saddle. We prioritize safety and foundational horsemanship, teaching members to ride with true balance and clear connection. Outside the saddle, members build a strong foundation of horse care and practical knowledge, including horse anatomy, proper bit function and selection, and precise saddle and cinch fit.
Club MeetingsFlexible scheduling and brief, on foot educational portions at the beginning. Weekly riding meetings (not mandatory).
Accepting New Members?Yes, but no Cloverbuds.

Club LocationLewiston, ID
Club ProjectsSheep, Rabbits, Arts & Crafts, Cooking & Baking, Crocheting
Club LeadersAshley Spring and Shawntell Jakkola
Primary ContactAshley 509-254-7305, Shawntell 208-790-8213
Club MeetingsTwice a month
Club GoalsWe strive to be a group that provides hands on education and learning opportunities. A place that is focused on helping all members succeed and build confidence in themselves and their projects while developing and growing strong life skills. 
Accepting New Members?Yes

Club LocationClarkston, WA
Club ProjectsSwine, Creative Arts, Photography, Clothing and textiles, Legos
Club LeadersJake and Taylor Miller
Primary ContactTaylor Miller  •  (208) 790-6995   •  the_one_and_only_469@hotmail.com  
Club MeetingsLocation and times to be determined
Club GoalsTo understand, prepare & present 4-H projects through meetings and hands-on work.  We strive to be good role models to younger members and help the community. 
Accepting New Members?No, club is full  

Club LocationClarkston, WA
Club ProjectsHorse
Club LeadersCathy Jo Witters, Chelsy Sheppard  
Primary ContactCathy Jo Witters cathyjowitters@live.com
Club MeetingsAt least monthly in Clarkston/Asotin
Club GoalsThe club will focus on a planned progression of horsemanship sill development and equine education.  The club will encourage it’s members to appreciate riding and promote love and humane treatment of the animal
Accepting New Members?Please contact leader to join

Club LocationAsotin, WA
Club ProjectsSwine, Sheep, Goat, Poultry, Dogs, Beef, Photography, Horse, Baking, Crafts, Fine Arts.
Club LeadersGeneral Leader – E.J. Norman, Horse leader – Lisa Hancock, Kelly Davidson, Jerrie Davidson, Gail Campbell.
Primary ContactEJ Norman  •  509-552-1020  •  enorman82@gmail.com   Lisa Hancock  •  208-305-6100  •  flyinghshoes@yahoo.com  
Club GoalsEvery member to learn something new and teach others 
Club MeetingsAsotin, WA
Accepting New Members?Yes, contact leader. Contact Lisa for horse project