How to join 4-H as a youth member:
- Find a Club:
- Find a club that offers leadership in a project you’re interested in. Contact the WSU Snohomish County Extension Office to find a club or start your own. Here is a list of current Snohomish County Clubs and where they are located.
- Decide on a Project:
- There are numerous different project opportunities for 4-H members to participate in and with self-determined projects.
- Enroll in 4-H online:
- Get involved and HAVE FUN!
Need help? Please contact the Extension Office or take a look at this enrollment guide.
4-H Participation Models
Community Club: A club is a group of youth who are led by volunteers. Clubs may be a single-project club, where the group only participates in one project area (like only dogs, or only cooking) or multi-project club, where the group participates in many project areas.
After School Program: If you’re in an afterschool program, we will work with your program sponsor to begin offering 4-H projects.
Independent Member: An independent program is offered for those youth who are not able to join a club. This program involves setting goals, quarterly meetings to discuss progress and end of the year activities. Independent Member Plan
What projects can I do?Active projects in 2018:
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How old do I have to be?Between the ages of 5 and 18 on October 1st. What does it cost?There is a $30.00 per youth enrollment fee for the year. Your club or program may have small dues, or there may be a cost for materials in the program you have chosen. For more information, please review the “Welcome to 4-H“ publication. |