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Welcome to 4-H!

4-H members wearing winter hats they made.
4-H members wearing winter hats they made.

We’re getting ready for a new 4-H year and we’re excited that you are interested in learning more about 4-H!

The next 4-H year begins:
October 1st

4-H is the leading Positive Youth Development program in the United States, helping to connect kids and caring adults and providing experiential learning opportunities in the following areas:

STEM, Expressive Arts, Horticulture,
Outdoor Education and Stewardship,
Social Science & Leadership,
Family Living projects i.e. Sewing, Money Management;
Teen Leadership, Health, & more!

Oh yeah… we have animals too! 4-H has a variety of animal learning-based projects including:

Beef, Dairy, Cats, Cavies, Goats, Llamas, Poultry,
Rabbits, Dogs, Equine, Sheeps, Swine & more!

*Animals are generally not provided.

The 4-H program is delivered by volunteers like you who see a need in their community and bring families together to share the 4-H experience. Club openings may be limited due to demand, but we’re always ready to bring people together and create more opportunities.

To learn more about club openings, or how to bring a 4-H club to your neighborhood, take our new 4-H INFO Request Form.

 

Did you know…

  • 4-H is more than just animals! From Aerospace to Woodworking, there are over 100 projects to choose!
  • 4- H is for kids 5-18 years old!
  • 4-H has a place for everyone!
  • 4-H is the largest year-round positive youth development program in the country!
  • 4-H is a great resource for schools and homeschoolers!
4-H families exploring nature in a forest.
4-H families exploring nature in a forest.

 

4-H members posing for the camera with a large stack of pizzas.
4-H members grabbing some food at the fair.

Let us know more about your family to help us connect you with our community.

Did you get a chance to fill out the new
4-H INFO Request Form?