4-H Questions

Who can join?

Youth, age 5 and in Kindergarten through age 18 as of January 1st of the current year, may join.

Where do I sign up?

Join a club in your county, near your home or school.  Experience 4-H with a friend, invite them to join with you.  Visit our 4-H Information page to find clubs in Wood County.  


When should I sign up?

Join anytime, but you must be registered with a club in Wood County by April 1st to be able to exhibit at the Wood County Fair.

What is there to do?

Members, age 8 and in 3rd grade to age 18 as of January 1st of the current year, select 4-H project(s) to explore through club and county activities.  Choose from more than 200 projects in the Wood County 4-H Family Handbook. 
Wood County 4-H Handbook
Ohio 4-H 2013 Family Guide

Cloverbud members, age 5 and in Kindergarten until age 8 and in 3rd grade participate in non-competitive activities exploring a variety of fun, hands on interest areas.

Does it cost anything?

Your out of pocket costs for participating in 4-H will include one or more of the following types of expenses:

  • Project book/Resources -  Most project books cost $5.00.  Some projects require a one-time purchase of a Resource Handbook ($8.00 - 15.00). 
  • Project Items - Supplies, materials, equipment, animals, facilities and other resources needed to complete the 4-H project learning experience.
  • Club Dues/Fees -  Per member fee charged by some clubs used at the clubs discretion.  Please ask individual club advisors about their 4-H club fee structure.
  • 4-H Events & Opportunities -  Fees charged for participation in events and opportunities such as camp, workshops, conferences, trips, etc.

What are the benefits?

Members learn life skills, make new friends, enhance self-esteem, achieve personal goals, develop positive relationships with peers and volunteers, and have fun learning and sharing as a family and a club.

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