4-H'ers learn about things that interest them while having fun and new experiences. Call the county Extension office or a local 4-H leader if you know one. Talk to someone you know who belongs to 4-H. Find out if there is room in a club near you. If not, it's easy to start a new club with some of your friends or other interested young people and one or two adults willing to help. Check with the Extension office to find out what projects and activities are available.
Young people can even participate as an individual when no other way is available.
This type of 4-H Club continues from year to year. Members in a community club usually enroll in a projects according to their interests. The number of members may range from six to more than 100. A project club are usually formed for a year or less. Members meet regularly to learn about a special area of interest.