Most of the members of this club are teens. They meet and plan activities that include varied project interests such as cooking, public speaking, livestock, and club tours where they visit each others projects. Most members in this club have beef or swine projects as well as foods, visual arts, and other general project areas. This neighborhood club is led by two families that share their knowledge on many animal projects including rabbits, poultry, goats, and sheep. Some members keep their animals at the farm on the river, so they can have the opportunity to care and learn about their projects.
Members host a live animal petting and educational area annually at the Heart of Illinois Fair.
The members of this club attend a child care facility and participate in 4-H leadership and project activities. This group has traditional 4-H Club and Clover Bud members. Club has members who are interested in outdoor and family activities. Their membership includes youth of all ages. The members are mostly teens with a strong focus on clothing, modeling, foods, and visual arts projects.