4H Clubs & How to Join

You can join 4-H and select projects if you are in grades 3 through 13. Clubs even accept members in first and second grades in a special level called the Cloverbud program.

In order to join here’s what you need to do:

First, select a 4-H club from the list below. You will see a name and phone number for that club’s general leader.

Next, call the club’s general leader and find out more information about the club and its members. Most 4-H members join in the fall, but new members can join at any time.

Then, attend the 4-H club meeting with your parents, fill out an enrollment form you can get from the club leaders, select your projects and get ready to discover what 4-H is all about!

Parents can also sign up to be leaders! In order to be eligible, they need to have completed the Volunteer Orientation Process, filled out a 4-H Leader Enrollment Form, and signed the Volunteer Behavior Expectations Agreement. If you would like to explore becoming a leader, contact the club leader.

• 1st year member guide
• Enrollment Form
• 2012 Shawano County 4-H Club Map
• 2012 Shawano County Club Leaders & Meetings

Shawano County 4H Program is on Facebook!

If you have any questions regarding 4-H Youth Development in Shawano County, please contact:

	Joe Stellato, Department Head and 4-H Youth Development Shawano County Courthouse 311 North Main Street, Room 101, Shawano, WI 54166 Phone: 715-526-6136 * 715-526-4875 Email: joseph.stellato@ces.uwex.edu
	Terri Brunner, 4H Program Assistant Shawano County Courthouse 311 N Main Street, Room 101 Shawano, WI 54166-2198 Phone: 715-526-6136 Fax: 715-526-4875 Email: terri.brunner@co.shawano.wi.us
	Charlotte Schwartz,  Office Assistant Shawano County Courthouse 311 N Main Street, Room 101 Shawano, WI 54166-2198 Phone: 715-526-6136 Fax: 715-526-4875 Email: charlotte.schwartz@co.shawano.wi.us