Pierce County 4-H
Clover Report
December 2025
Super Saturday
If you are interested in submitting a Proposal Form or volunteering to help at Super Saturday – contact Mike.Seiber.
Never been to a Super Saturday? Join us on January 31, 2026 for a full day of hands-on learning and fun. With 40+ workshops, including project -based activities, leadership development and creative crafts, there is something for everyone. Registration opens January 4 through 4Honline. Registration is $25 and lunch options will be available at an additional cost or you can bring your own lunch.
Year-End Paperwork Due
A reminder to all 4-H Clubs all Year – end Paperwork is due! The following forms are required.
- 4-H Club Chartering Document
- Annual Financial Summary
- Property Inventory
- Request to maintain excess funds
- Graduate Survey
- Bank Signature card (if signers changed this year)
Paper Clover Time!
Nominate an Outstanding 4-H Volunteer
Do you know a senior youth or adult leader who goes above and beyond for your club or project? Now’s your chance to recognize their dedication! Pierce County 4-H is accepting nominations for the 2025 Volunteer Awards!
Selected volunteers will be invited to a special brunch on April 11, 2026, where they’ll be honored by the County Executive and Council Chair. The will also receive a certificate of recognition and a small gift of appreciation. Pierce County 4-H is accepting nominations for the 2025 Volunteer Awards!
🎉 Bonus: Nominators are also invited to attend the brunch—free of charge!
To nominate someone send their name and a brief description of the service to Mike Seiber.
International Exchange – Experience Another Country
Are you ready for the adventure of a lifetime? The States’ 4-H International Exchange Program is your chance to explore new cultures, build lifelong friendships, and grow as a global citizen.
Imagine yourself…
- Trying out your very first passport
- Creating recycled instruments and performing in an orchestra in Argentina
- Practicing Spanish with your host family in Costa Rica
- Learning Japanese in a 4-week language program, followed by 4 weeks living with a host family in Japan
- Sharing your culture and learning about daily life with a 4-H family in South Korea
The Exchange program may be for you. The States’ 4-H International Exchange Program partnered with 5 amazing countries who are ready to share their homes and culture with 4-H youth. Open to youth ages 12-18 depending on program. Most programs are one month long and offer a wonderful cultural immersion experience. The outbound application deadline is December 15th so apply today for exciting travel opportunities. More information on cost can be found on the States’ 4-H International Exchange website. You can also get more information by contacting Caroline Russo, Washington 4-H Exchange Coordinator.
4-H Club Highlights and County Activities
For More Information – Royal Ambassador Guidebook
Teen Rally 2025
Youth Opportunities
County Level
Super Saturday
If you haven’t attended a Super Saturday before…Join us for a full day of hands on learning and fun. With 40+ workshops, including project -based activities, leadership development and creative crafts, there is something for everyone. If you would like to volunteer with set up or clean up – let Mike Seiber know.
State – Programs and Opportunities
Know Your Government
Know Your Government (KYG) is a four-year rotating civic education program covering the Legislative System,
Judicial System, Elections and Party Platforms, and Politics and the Media. But KYG is about much more than understanding government structures.
KYG—and 4-H—focus on building the life skills teens need to become responsible citizens and capable adults. The conference gives delegates a chance to practice these skills, apply what they’ve learned in new situations, and reflect on their growth. Pre-conference meetings help teens prepare for the experience.
Teen Conference in Pullman – June
High-school–aged teens (8th grade completed and up) are invited to Washington State University’s Pullman campus each June for the Washington State 4-H Teen Conference.
Highlights include touring WSU’s beautiful campus, staying in dorms, dining on campus, and exploring career pathways through workshops and tours. Teens will get support with college and scholarship preparation, choosing majors, and exploring career options. The conference also features leadership development, service projects, team-building activities, and plenty of FUN!
Other Opportunities
Check out the WSU Statewide programs for more information:
- 4-H Task Force
- 4-H Take Part
- Youth Advocates for Health
- State Advisory Board
- State Ambassadors
- State Fair Board
Scholarships
To apply, Washington State 4-H members must:
- Be enrolled and approved by March 1
- Have at least two years of 4-H involvement
- Be a high school senior planning to attend an accredited two- or four-year college in the fall
