A 4-H Club is where you build community, develop leadership skills, and find support for your projects.  4-H members help run their club, elect officers, and complete service projects together.

You will need to pick a 4-H club before you enroll.  Some things to keep in mind when picking a 4-H club: 

1. Their meeting location:  We have sorted the clubs by what city the club is based in.     However, the club meeting spot may be in a different city.  You are not required to pick a club in your city - we simply list this to try to make it easier for you to find a club that is close to you.
2. Their meeting day & time: Make sure that the club's meeting day and time work for your schedule.  You do not have to attend all club meetings, but attending as many meetings as you can will help you get the most out of your 4-H experience.
3. The club's culture: We ask that you reach out to the club leader and attend one or more meetings. This helps make sure it's a good fit for you.
4. What projects they support: What projects the club supports is up to the club leader.  Some clubs specialize in a few projects. Make sure your projects are supported.
5. If the club is accepting new members: Most clubs are accepting new members, but some may be at capacity.