4-H

4-H is America’s largest youth development organization—empowering nearly six million young people with the skills to go beyond the expected. To be Beyond Ready. In Jefferson County, there are 25 clubs, approximately 500 members, and approximately 100 volunteers. 4-H provides opportunities in six key project areas: Cloverbuds (5k-2), Expressive Arts, Leadership & Community, Family & Home & Health, Agriculture & Animal Science, Plant & Soil Science, Environmental & Outdoor Education, and STEM.

We’re so excited you’re here, whether you’re currently a part of 4-H, would like to join us, or are just following along! There are many opportunities to engage in 4-H, no matter what stage of life you’re in. 5K-13th grade students can join us as club members, and everyone else can join us as volunteers (even if you don’t have kids in the program). 4-H has an incredibly valuable impact on the lives of youth, helping them to find their spark and learn life skills. 

Care to Share Form: Do you have an issue or concern with the Jefferson County 4-H program? Please help us improve our program by using this form to share your concerns.