Onslow County 4-H Clubs and Activities
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Collapse ▲What is a 4-H Club?
A 4-H Club is an organized group of at least five youth from three different families who meet regularly with adult volunteers or staff for a long-term series of educational experiences.
4-H Clubs are the most traditional and effective delivery mode of 4-H programming to youth. Clubs are guided by trained, adult volunteer leader that are supported by the county 4-H staff. Club members develop social skills including communicating and working with others, practice leadership skills, develop strong character, and become responsible citizens by participating in community service activities.
Traditional Clubs and SPIN Clubs
Our traditional clubs meet once or twice a month on a regular schedule. Clubs plan recreational activities, community service projects, field trips, and club fundraisers.
- No Limits 4-H Club
- Creative Friendship Club
- STEAM Warriors
Our SPIN Clubs meet on a short term basis to learn about one particular topic.
- Sewing Club
- Kidpreneur Club
Start A Club
Clubs must consist of five youth from three different families that share a similar interest. Please contact our Onslow County 4-H Agent, Tara Taylor, or our 4-H Program Assistant, John Osborne at 910-455-5873 to learn more about how to become a 4-H Volunteer Club Leader.
4-H Activities
Club Resources
County, District and State Opportunities
Project Records and Portfolios