Campbell County 4-H Clubs

Campbell County 4-H has several active 4-H clubs in the area.  4-H clubs are led by trained volunteer leaders that prepare educational activities throughout the year.  Most clubs have elected youth officers that conduct club meetings with the guidance of volunteer leaders.  4-H clubs can be a wonderful opportunity to build leadership skills, learn about an area of interest, and make new friends.  Consider joining a 4-H club today! 

Types of 4-H Clubs

4-H Community Clubs—The most traditional type of 4-H club.  Community clubs involve 4-H members interested in a variety of project areas. 

4-H Project Clubs—Members concentrate on one project area through the club, but also enroll in other projects under the supervision of a volunteer or parent.

4-H In-School Clubs—Clubs that occur during the school day and usually occur in a classroom setting.  It is recommended if possible to train teachers to lead these clubs otherwise they can become very time consuming for the 4-H Agent

4-H After-School Club—After-school programs should provide safe, engaging environments that motivate and inspire learning outside of the regular school day.

Campbell County 4-H could not have 4-H clubs without wonderful adult volunteers to lead them! Volunteer leaders are an essential part of 4-H.  If you have in interest in changing the lives of youth as a volunteer leader, contact the Campbell County Extension Office (434) 332-9538 or drexel@vt.edu.