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2025 Fashion Revue & Talent Show
We are so excited the 2025 Fashion Revue & Talent Show is almost here! All local 4-H members are encouraged to show off their talent at this fun event – Whether it be with music, acting, or their fabulous fashion skills! Clothing members, be sure to check your mail as the informational packets have been sent out this week. The youth registration final deadline has been extended to Friday, April 11th, so be sure to get your paperwork in & join the fun! More information and details on the event can be found on the policies and forms page of the Yakima County 4-H website or by calling the Extension Office at 509-574-1600.
Educational & Promotional Posters – Due April 30th
Attention all 4-H Members!! Promotional Posters are due to the Extension Office by April 30th, 2025! This is a county wide 4-H contest. 4-H posters come in 2 categories: educational or promotional. Educational posters provide an opportunity for members to share information about 4-H and a wide range of projects. Unlimited pictures or words. Promotional posters are an opportunity for members to promote the 4-H program in a fun and positive way. One main idea, with minimum words of up to 6 words. The posters need to be 14″x22″ (half of a full size poster board). Find resources on our website can help members create great 4-H posters!
2025 Benton-Franklin 4-H Camp
Benton-Franklin County 4-H has invited all 4-H’ers to attend their 2025 summer camp! This camp will be held from June 22 – June 27th, 2025. All Camp Fees must be paid by check this year, prices listed below:
| Campers | $250 |
| Counselors On Training (CITs) | $200 |
All Counselors and volunteers must be enrolled in 4-H Online in order to attend. Youth interested in becoming counselors must be age 16 by the first day of 4-H Camp.
Registration for this event can be found in 4-H Online, this registration form is for ALL campers, counselors, counselors-in-training, and adult volunteers.
For questions on this event, please contact the Benton-Franklin 4-H Program Coordinator, Teresa at tbevan-church@wsu.edu or by calling 509-545-3511.
Kitsap 4-H Summer Camp
When it comes to providing your child with a life-changing experience, there’s nothing quite like 4-H summer camp. Camp provides the full benefits of a 4-H experience coupled with the fun and wonder of camping in the great outdoors.
What: Kitsap 4-H Camp – 2025 Theme “Under the Olympic Canopy”
When: July 27, 2025 (5PM) – July 31, 2025 (10AM)
Who: Campers: Ages 8-16 (as of October 1st of the year prior to camp date). Prior 4-H membership is not required.
Location: Panhandle Lake 4-H Camp, Shelton, WA. It is located on 30 acres of land surrounded by 490 acres of tree farm owned by Panhandle/WSU/etc. The setting is ideal for learning and playing in a “wilderness” atmosphere. Buildings include a large dining hall, restrooms with plenty of showers and toilets, and an outdoor covered craft area. Each week we use the lodge one night for a camper dance party.
COST: $270. Scholarships are available if financial assistance is needed to attend. Please complete the 2025 Kitsap 4-H Camp Scholarship Request Form.
Registration instructions, camp description and more information regarding the camp can be found on the Kitsap County 4-H Website or by emailing Kitsap.County4H@wsu.edu.
Cat Members are Invited to the Enchanted Forest Cat Show
Kitsap County 4-H 4 All Club invites all Washington 4-H Cat Project members to join us at our “Enchanted Forest” 4-H Cat Show on Saturday, May 3rd, at the Kitsap County Fairgrounds Cat Barn. We’ll have contests for showmanship, cat type, cage decoration, costume, knowledge, breed ID, and equipment judging! Ribbons and fun for all!
Not a 4-H member, but interested in checking out some enchanting cats? This event is also open to the visiting public! Come see what Cat Project and 4-H is all about. Questions? Email cat.tales4h@gmail.com
Calling Future Film Makers!
We have some great opportunities for youth interested in the creation of anime, short, or feature films. We will be hosting another Teen Film Camp on Whidbey Island from July 15-19th, where participants get immersed in writing, filming, and editing their own films. Our mentors are experienced filmmakers that will be available to answer any questions and guide participants through the creative process. The films made at camp will be shown on the big screen on the last day of camp as a part of the Youth Film Festival on July 19th. See below for more information!
Teen Film Camp is an amazing opportunity for seniors in 4-H to get hands-on experience with creating a short film. Participants will get to learn about a variety of aspects of filmmaking from experienced filmmakers! Senior 4-H Members are invited to apply, but space is limited to 8 teens. Applications are being accepted from April 1st – April 14th, and those who are selected will be notified by April 31st. Camp Dates are July 15-19th, 2025 in Coupeville, Washington. For more information check out the Teen Film Camp website or email R-A Mazzola at r.mazzola@wsu.edu
If you are a filmmaker under the age of 18 and have created an anime, short, or feature film, we invite you to submit your completed project for possible showing at the 2025 Youth Film Festival. Selected filmmakers will be contacted by June 30th if their film has been chosen for the festival. The big event will be held from 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm on July 19, 2025, at the Clyde Theater in Langley, Washington. For more information check out the Youth Film Festival website or email R-A Mazzola at r.mazzola@wsu.eduFilm Camp Flyer & Film Festival Flyer
Volunteer Updates
Opportunities for volunteers, activity highlights and volunteer needs
4-H Member Cards being sent out this month
Congratulations, Club Leaders! You have just completed the Winter quarter of the 2024-2025 4-H Year! Youth members who’ve enrolled in 4-H Online during the months of January-March, will have membership cards printed and mailed to their primary clubs leaders by the end of the month. Other contents within this envelope will include your clubs roster, your club’s status of enrollment, current project and participation list. If you notice any cards missing or corrections that need to be made on these contents please email Yakima.4H@wsu.edu or call 509-574-1574.
Yakima County Council Meeting – May 19th at 6:30 pm
All 4-H youth members, volunteers and families are invited to attend the Yakima County Council meetings. Your input is greatly needed to make decisions on up coming events. Please consider joining us on May 19th at 6:30 pm in the Yakima County Resource Center – Large Conference Room, 2403 S. 18th Street Suite 100, Union Gap, WA.
Yakima County 4-H Committee Sign ups
Interested in helping make decisions at local 4-H events? Committees ensure that big changes and big events are managed by volunteers and members so that your voices are heard. Check out the Yakima 4-H committee options and sign up today, by going to the Yakima County 4-H Committees Google Form. Thank you for your willingness to volunteer!
Yakima County Leaders’ Council Documents Available on Google Drive
In efforts to keep our 4-H community actively involved with decision making process, the Yakima County Leaders’ Council Board members and Extension Office have teamed up in making our documents transparent to all through Google Drive. All meeting agenda, minutes & budgets can be found accessed by the public at all times through Google Drive. If you have anything that you would like to add to the next meeting agenda you may contact the 4-H Program Manager, Autumn at Autumn.Britt@wsu.edu or 509-574-1578.
4-H Clubs Facebook Groups
Facebook has proven to be a useful tool for reaching volunteers and parents. If your club or group has a Facebook page, please ensure the page is private, not public, to support youth safety. A private but searchable page will allow new member families and volunteers to find your page but stop unaffiliated public members from seeing youth photos or any identifying information you post when sharing contest results, meeting reminders, and more. All 4-H pages should have at least three admins: two enrolled volunteers and the 4-H office. Invite the 4-H office as an admin member of the group, by copying the link to your group and emailing it to Yakima.4h@wsu.edu. The 4-H office’s role is not to run your club’s page but to help manage a page transition if required during leadership changes and support with set-up as needed.
- How to change a Facebook group from public to private
- How to add an admin and other Facebook group information
Does your club want to start a Facebook group? Let us know! The 4-H office can create a group for your club under our main page, saving you the trouble of clicking all the right privacy boxes and setting up admins.
Updated Safety Policy Training for Volunteers – Due June 1st, 2025
We want to inform about updated safety policy (WSU Protection and Safety of Minors), which is now being implemented across all WSU programs, including Washington 4-H. Since it was written primarily for WSU campus employees, some parts may feel less relevant to 4-H, so we created a 15-minute training to guide you through what matters! All 4-H Volunteers in Washington are asked to complete the training by June 1st, 2025. The online training linked below is the quickest training option and doesn’t require any logins. If you would rather complete this training in-person or via Zoom with local staff please reach out to Autumn Britt, our local Program Manager, at Autumn.Britt@wsu.edu or 509-588-7817 (work cell, text/call).
The quick training is available online and covers the key points of select topics within EP-14, including:
- Conduct Requirements for Staff and Certified Volunteers
- Adequate Supervision of Youth
- Specific Requirements for Transportation Involving Youth
- Specific Requirements for Overnight Activities Involving Youth
- Disability Accommodations
- Youth Program Registration
- Reporting Requirements
The whole policy document can be found on the WSU policies website. We appreciate your time and dedication to keeping 4-H a safe, welcoming space for youth. If you have any questions, reach out to your local 4-H office.
How to Record an Impact on GivePulse
An impact in the GivePulse system refers to the time you spend working on behalf of Washington State 4-H Youth Development, or more simply your volunteer hours. Watch this video on how to create an impact (log your volunteer hours) in GivePulse.
- Log in to GivePulse here.
- Click “Add Impact” (a green button in the top right side of your group screen).
- Enter the date and times for your impact. *This data is critical for us to report your hours to our stake-holders and partners.
- Next; enter the number of hours for your impact (rounded to the nearest quarter of an hour: (Example: 1.0, 1.25, 1.5, 1.75 hours).
- Enter the type of activity from the pull-down menu. Select the activity type that best fits your impact (a description of each is provided).
- Rate your experience with the event and provide reflections/comments for the group to see.
- Personal notes are available only to you, enter notes you might want to remember.
- Attach any items you’d like (pictures, agendas, etc.)
- Click “Add Impact” (green button on the bottom left) to submit your hours.
Volunteers: YOUR TIME MATTERS TO US
Every hour you spend supporting 4-H is a donation. All certified 4-H volunteers are required to report hours; reporting protects and supports you and the local program!
By reporting your hours you give Yakima County 4-H the numeric proof we need to show our funders and higher-officials that our programs are greatly valued and needed. In addition, reporting your hours makes you eligible for the Department of Labor and Industries medical aid program (this program allows an injured volunteer’s medical expense to be paid by the Dept. of Labor and Industries), and allows you protection under the state of Washington tort claims law, RCW 4.92.060, for acts or omissions while performing, or in good faith purporting to perform, your official volunteer duties. What qualifies as volunteer hours? Anything and everything you do for 4-H! Teaching, planning, prepping, shopping, helping at fair and other events, paperwork, training, driving, calling, mentoring, presenting, emailing, even reading this counts! Email Katlyn at Yakima.4H@wsu.edu or call 509-574-1600 if you need assistance.
Yakima County 4-H Volunteers Background Checks Need Renewed Every 3 Years
It has been brought to our attention that our background check server, Sterling Volunteers, email delivery feature is not functioning properly. Thus, volunteers are not being notified to renew their background checks despite us sending communications – simply due to a system malfunction. The WA State 4-H office has determined this being a new issue due to the Sterling Volunteers being bought out by another facility and are working to have this corrected. We appreciate your patience and understanding, our apologies for not catching this error sooner.
In order to be a certified 4-H Volunteer, all adults (18+) must have a background check completed. WSU has contracted with a third-party, Sterling Volunteers, to conduct these background checks at no cost to our volunteers. We ask that you please complete this screen as soon as possible; your enrollment status for this year cannot be approved without a completed background screening & failure to complete the screen may result in your enrollment being suspended.
There are a few items to be aware of before completing your background check:
- Sterling Volunteers recently purchased Verified Volunteers. There are still some references to Verified Volunteers on the webpages in the link. No need for concern if you see Verified Volunteers.
- Federal legislation providing permissions to complete background checks on employees and volunteers is found in the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Therefore, Sterling Volunteers requires you to read and verify that you have read the language. WSU will NOT collect credit information.
- Sterling Volunteers requires a Social Security Number (SSN) to complete a comprehensive screen. Sterling Volunteers has information on the security of your information that you can read before you enter any personal information.
- You may be asked to supply a Good Deed code; if so, our Good Deed code is: ad5e25d
If your background check needs renewed you will have received an email from the Yakima County 4-H Specialist, Katlyn for a link to complete your background check. In the case that you cannot find this email in your inbox, please be sure to check your junk and spam folder. For questions or concerns feel free to contact us at Yakima.4H@wsu.edu or by calling 509-574-1600.
Volunteer Education Committee Opportunity
The 4-H Volunteer Education Committee will be reconvening in May to review previous volunteer education plans, make revisions, and move forward a final 4-H Volunteer Education Plan. Over the last few years, we have lost two volunteers off the committee; we believe volunteer input is beneficial and are recruiting a few good volunteers to join the committee. This committee meets in the early evening hours via Zoom and it is anticipated that there will be two 1 ½ hour meetings per month until October. If you are interested, of if you know of a volunteer that would be a great addition, please contact Jana Ferris at ferrisj@wsu.edu or 509-335-7109.
Association for Experiential Education Northwest Regional Conference – 4-H Volunteers & Staff
Exciting News! The Association for Experiential Education Northwest (AEENW) Regional Conference is happening May 2nd – 4th in Tacoma, WA, with many Saturday workshops (May 3rd) designed especially for 4-H staff and volunteers—hosted in partnership with the WSU 4-H Challenge Program.
Full scholarships available for 4-H staff and volunteers! Contact Brian Brandt at BBrandt@wsu.edu.
Join us Saturday for a day of hands-on learning, fresh ideas, and practical tools to use in your clubs and projects. Most of these workshops are led by 4-H volunteers and staff and include:
· From Arrival to Thrival – community builders in club settings
· Play with Purpose – social-emotional learning & group agreements for clubs and projects
· Grow Your Professional Relationship with Nature – educator sharing outdoor ideas.
· Beyond the Blank Page – engaging journaling ideas great for camps and projects.
· Connection Prevents Correction – behavior strategies for camp, club and project meetings.
· Supercharging Field Trips & Overnights – besides for chaperones, it is actually a great youth meeting approach, great for project meetings. Lots of tools and tips.
Don’t miss this powerful day of learning and connection! Contact Brian at BBrandt@wsu.edu for more info and scholarships.
Upcoming Level 1 Shooting Sports Trainings
Are you a volunteers interested in getting certified in shooting sports? Washington State 4-H will be holding a Level 1 Shooting Sports Training in Twisp, WA on the weekend of May 2nd – 4th in Twisp, WA.
Disciplines: Rifle, Shotgun and Archery.
Registration fee: 1st Discipline – $50, 2nd Discipline – $35
Register here: Registration for 4-H Shooting Sports Training, May 2 – 4, 2025
For questions regarding this event please contact Ashley Hall at A.Hernandez-Hall@wsu.edu or by calling 425-521-0357.
Deadlines
Teen Opportunities
Events, conferences, and scholarships just for teens
Teen Event Calendar
Save the Date for the 2025 Washington State 4-H Teen Conference
Washington State 4-H Teen Conference is a three-day conference experience at WSU Pullman with workshops and tours focused on career exploration, college readiness, leadership, and life skill development. The conference is open for 8th-12th grade youth and takes place from June 23-26. Registration will open on April 21, 2025, and is limited to 150 youth. More information to follow!
Yakima Valley Dairy Ambassador Opportunity
The Yakima Valley Dairy Women are now taking applications for the 2025-26 Yakima Valley Dairy Ambassador program. Applications are due April 15th. Contact Karen Sheehan for more information at jkdairy2003@gmail.com or by calling 509-840-0373.
Yakima County Cattlemen’s Association – Agricultural Scholarship Application
Yakima County Cattlemen’s Association is offering an agricultural scholarship. Completed application must be emailed to Amandarae231@gmail.com by April 15th! Be sure to look over the Agricultural Scholarship Application Criteria for information on the application requirements. For questions regarding the scholarship or application requirements please contact Gvanweerdhuizen@nvsd.org or call 360-224-2720.
More Teen Opportunities
There are many wonderful ways for teens, leaders, and clubs – to get engaged in state-wide 4-H events. Teens who are already advanced in their leadership skills, from club and county experiences, find opportunities to grow in leadership with their statewide friends. Visit the state 4-H website for more teen opportunities.
Fair News
Important updates for families participating in our fairs
Fair Calendar
2025 Fair Still Life Contests
The Superintendent for West Valley Fair and the Central Washington State Fair has officially released the still life contest list for both events. There are multiple contests that have opportunities to be judged at both fairs! Be sure to check out the details on each of the 2025 Fair Still Life Contests (PDF).
Yakima County 4-H Block Quilt Challenge
Contribute to the Yakima 4-H Community Quilt
Your quilt blocks will not be returned however, you will receive your score sheets and any awards received.
Contest Rules
– Embellishments are allowed but must be securely attached and washable.
– Only submit an unfinished square that measures 12.5″ x12.5″
All fabric must be pre-washed
Two opportunities for judging quilt squares!
Central WA State Fair – Entry Submission Due September 6th
West Valley Fair
HERE IT IS……the theme for the 2025 West Valley Fair! Now is the time to start planning stall decor and parade floats.
A few dates to mark on your calendar:
- May 3rd @ 9:00 am Fairgrounds Work Day
- June 7th @ 9:00 am Fairgrounds Work Day
- June 21st @ 9:00 am Fairgrounds Work Day
- July 12 @ 9:00 am Fairgrounds Work Day & Set Up
In the next couple of months they will be rolling out more details, so keep an eye out for upcoming announcements on the West Valley Fair website. We’re gonna have a BLOOMIN’ GOOD TIME!!!
It’s Time for the 2025 State 4-H Fair Patch Contest!
Every year a 4-H member’s design is selected for the Washington State 4-H Fair Patch. Yours could be next! Don’t wait to submit your design. The deadline for submission is May 15th.
Details are on the State 4-H Fair website.
Updates from the Yakima Valley Fair & Rodeo 2025
In preparation for the YVFR 2025 fair, the difficult decision has been made to make the following necessary changes to the fair boundaries effective immediately. The Yakima Valley Fair and Rodeo will be open to any boy or girl registered in 4-H or FFA, that has a permanent address within Yakima County school districts that fall South of Union Gap to/and including parts of Benton County, including Prosser, Paterson, and Kiona Benton school districts, and those of the Eastern Klickitat County including the Bickleton school district effective for the 2025 year.
Livestock News
Deadlines, news, rules, and opportunities for members in animal agriculture projects
Livestock Events
Sheep Shearing provided by David Funk
In preparation of the Central Washington Junior Livestock Show, David Funk is offering sheep shearing services to local 4-H & FFA members! Schedule the time of your appointment for April 12th by calling David Funk at 509-570-2947.
Pre-Register for the 4-H Livestock Judging Contest at the Central Washington Junior Livestock Show – April 28th
Are you participating in the 4-H Livestock Judging Contest on April 28th? If so, please pre-register for this event by April 23rd! We will still be accepting walk-up participants, however, by pre-registering will help us to ensure that there are enough judging cards for everyone.
CWJLS 4-H Livestock Judging Contest
2025 Calendar Central Washington Junior Livestock Show
| January 5, 2025 | Mandatory Beef Pre Tag & Weigh 1-3 pm Toppenish Livestock Commission Contact Barb Bailey 509-985-9848 |
| January 16, 2025 | Show meeting – Show Office 7 pm |
| February 20, 2025 | Show meeting – Show Office 7 pm |
| March 20, 2025 | Show meeting – Show Office 7 pm Mandatory Meeting for Leaders and Advisors |
| March 31, 2025 | Final Entries Due Please see website/premium book for instructions |
| April 17, 2025 | Show meeting – Show Office 7 pm |
| April 19, 2025 | Clean up day – show grounds 9 am 4-H, FFA, and parent help needed |
| April 27 – April 29, 2025 | Central Washington Junior Livestock Show |
| April 27, 2025 Record Books due at office window between 11 AM and 3 PM | Please see premium book for appropriate weigh in times April 27, health records must be turned in at weigh in |
| April 30, 2025 | Central Washington Junior Livestock Sale Day Begins at 9 am |
| May 1, 2025 | After Show Clean Up Day |
| May 15, 2025 | Post Show meeting – Show Office 7 pm |
| June 2025 – January 2026 | No Scheduled Meetings |
Equine News
Updates and opportunities for horse project members
Equine Events
Update to Horse Protection Act
An update to the Horse Protection Act was posted on the USDA APHIS website on March 20, 2025. The effective date of the Horse Protection Act final rule has been further postponed to February 1, 2026. There is no action required for 4-H Horse Shows / Fairs at this time.
If you are interested in further information on this matter, please visit the USDA APHIS website.
Yakima County 4-H Horse Council Meeting
Interested in being involved at the horse events or learning more of 4-H horse project? Consider attending the Yakima County 4-H Horse Council the second Wednesday of each month. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday, April 9th at 6:00 pm in the Extension Office Small Conference Room, 2403 S. 18th Street, Suite 100, Union Gap, WA. 98903.
The agenda for this meeting includes the following topics:
Equi-Fair review
WSJHS planning
other projects
For more information or questions, please contact Kim Lansing at ms.berly@yahoo.com.
Washington State Junior Horse Show
Washington State Junior Horse Show presents two clinics on Thursday, June 26th.
- Sue Sultze – Horsemanship – English or Western & Pattern Skills (PDF)
- Jillian Santi – Dressage Clinic (PDF)
Find more information regarding the clinics in the forms attached. Pre paid entry is required ** Mail by: June 15, 2025 Mail this portion with payment **
Make checks payable: WSJHS Mail Entries to: Kimberly Lansing 831 N Forsell Rd. Grandview, WA. 98930
For questions regarding this event please contact Kim Lansing at ms.berly@yahoo.com or by calling 509-539-0247.
Kittitas County 4-H Invites Yakima 4-H Horse Members to Events!
Kittitas County 4-H has generously invited members from Yakima County 4-H to participate at some of their equine events!
Equine event schedule:
- April 7th, 2025 – 1st Horse Judging – Bloom
- April 26th, 2025 – Bits & Buckles Spring Show – Bloom
- May 10th, 2025 – Spring Leader’s Show – Bloom
- June 21st – 22nd, 2025 – 2nd Horse Judging & Training Days – Bloom
- July 18th – 20th, 2025 – Horse Pre-Show – Rodeo Arena & Bloom
- October 5th, 2025 – Fall Leader’s Show – Bloom
- November 1st, 2025 – Tack Sale
If you have any questions, please contact the Kittitas County 4-H Office at 509-962-7507.
News You Can Use
Local events and opportunities through WSU Extension and our community partners
Other Upcoming Opportunities
4-H Curriculum & Publications available for purchase at the Yakima WSU Extension office!
We have a library of 4-H curriculum available to our 4-H members and volunteers to help you on your projects! Everything from poultry to sheep & sport fishing to woodworking, to… Well, you get the idea! We are happy to find you the publication you need to take your projects to the next level! We have record books and record book cover in stock. Peruse our samples of 4-H curriculum before ordering!
Come by Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 12:00 pm or 1:00 pm to 4:30 pm at the Yakima WSU Extension Office, 2403 S. 18th Street, Suite 100, Union Gap, WA. 98903.
ArborFest 2025 “River of Life: Every Drop Matters”
Celebrate Arbor Day with with the Yakima Area Arboretum while learning about the important relationship between trees and water. This family friendly event is FREE and will be held at the Yakima Area Arboretum on Saturday, April 12, 2025 from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.
Families can expect lots of free learning opportunities, crafts, and displays showcasing the effects of forest fires. Plus, 500 families will have an opportunity to take home their own FREE TREE to plant in their yard in honor of Arbor Day.
NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Food Preservation Online Training Series
Have you always wanted to learn how to safely preserve food but need help getting started? Are you a seasoned canner but have questions or want to know the latest information on safe canning?
If so, then join us for a series of online canning workshops this spring! On April 30th, “Canning 101: Unlocking the Secrets of Food Preservation” we will introduce you to the basics of preserving food at home. On May 7th, dive into “Fundamentals of Water Bath Canning Basics” and learn the fundamentals of canning jams, jellies, tomato products, and other foods. Finally, on May 14th, “Mastering Pressure Canning” will teach you the skills to safely preserve a variety of low-acid foods, giving you the confidence to create your own pantry. Don’t miss these opportunities to enhance your food preservation knowledge!
You can register for one training or all the trainings. There are no prerequisites.
April 30th – Canning 101: Unlocking the Secrets of Food Preservation
May 7th – Fundamental of Water Bath Canning Basics: Preserving Summer’s Flavors
May 14th – Mastering Pressure Canning: Safely Preserve Food with Confidence
Dr. Stephanie Smith and Paisley Gallagher are your trainers for this webinar series.
If you have questions regarding the content of the training, please email Dr. Stephanie Smith, at Steph.Smith@wsu.edu.
4-H Resources & Important Links
Quick links, references, and other useful information for 4-H clubs and families
“WSU Yakima County Extension empowers our families, communities, and local partners through a network of educators and volunteers to provide research-based outreach and creative solutions to enhance agricultural productivity, environmental stewardship, and quality of life.”
Alison White – Regional Specialist
4-H Youth Development
alison.white@wsu.edu
Autumn Britt – 4-H Program Manager
4-H Youth Development
autumn.britt@wsu.edu
Katlyn Shockey – 4-H Program Specialist
4-H Youth Development
yakima.4h@wsu.edu
katlyn.shockey@co.yakima.wa.us