Projects and Programs Overview
Program Contact
Amy Alder, 4-H Program ManagerPhone Number509-962-7565 Email Address • amy.alder@wsu.edu
Kittitas County 4-H Projects
4-H projects allow youth to discover their interests and explore project areas while developing life skills that will allow them to thrive. Project areas are grouped by four pillars: Agriculture, Healthy Living, STEM, and Civic Engagement.
Beyond clubs, did you know 4-H youth have the opportunity to participate in county, state, and nation-wide 4-H events and even an international exchange program? These include competitions and clinics, workshops, leadership and civic engagement opportunities, conferences, and camps!
Not every project area listed on our Projects and Programs Resource Library is currently available in Kittitas County 4-H clubs. Please contact the office for current club availability and opportunities for growth!
Cloverbuds
4-H is for youth ages 5-18, but not every project area is open to every age group. Youth must reach their 5th birthday by October 1st of the current 4-H year to enroll in Washington 4-H. Cloverbuds, 4-H youth ages 5-7, may participate in a number of age-appropriate activities, though they may not participate in competitive events.
Visit the Kittitas County 4-H Cloverbuds page for more information on projects geared specifically for our youngest members!