How to Get Involved
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To become a 4-H member, youth must enroll in 4-H Online2.0.
Ways to Participate…
Workshops/Events
Graham County 4-H strives to be an integral part of the community. Some workshops/events are specific to 4-H members/volunteers, while others are open to all youth in Graham County. Check out 4-H News/Events for specific information & opportunities to attend a workshop or event.
4-H Clubs/Groups
Each 4-H Club designs their own meeting schedule.
4-H Groups meet once a month to engage in age-appropriate, fun, hands-on educational activities. Groups meet after-school from 3:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. at N.C. Cooperative Extension – Graham County Center.
Current 4-H Clubs
- 4-H Spurs & Burrs Horse Club – complete a horse project, build equine knowledge, compete on horse bowl team, complete community service project.
Current 4-H Groups
- 4-H Cloverbuds (*meets 2nd Monday each month)
- 4-H Musketeers (*meets 3rd Monday each month)
- 4-H Teens (*meets 4th Monday each month)
*4-H Groups run on Graham County Schools schedule. Closures & early releases result in cancelled group meetings.
Spin Clubs
Spin Clubs are special interest clubs that occur periodically throughout the year. Spin Clubs involve shorter sessions than traditional year-round 4-H clubs. These programs are used to increase youth knowledge about a specific topic/project.
Current Spin Clubs
- 4-H Poultry Club (runs March-September) – youth attend sessions & learn poultry anatomy, how to raise/care for poultry, process birds for consumption, and exhibit in a local poultry show. Participants are provided a chick starter kit, and six hens. One hen is required to be returned for processing demonstration. Participants are required to be exhibitors in local poultry show.
- 4-H Forestry & Wildlife Club – COMING SPRING 2025 – hiking, tree ID, wildlife ID, plant ID, fishing…
Summer Programming
COMING SOON!