Getting Started in 4-H
Redwood County 4-H; New Member Spotlight Volume 1
What is 4-H about and who can join? Does it cost to join?
Joining 4-H means you will be joining a 4-H community of youth and adults in an educational outside of school experiential learning program who are committed to:
Youth can explore a variety of project areas through hands-on learning and have a lot of fun while building skills that will last a lifetime!
4-H is open to all youth grades Kindergarten through one year post high school.
There is no cost to join Redwood County 4-H although clubs may have club dues to help pay for their expenses.
4-H youth and families are welcome to participate in one or more project areas, programs, and events.
- support youth in our 4-H experiential learning model
- maintain our safety of minors program,
- provide leadership and mentoring opportunities,
- guidance through project areas, and our 4-H program in general.
Youth can explore a variety of project areas through hands-on learning and have a lot of fun while building skills that will last a lifetime!
4-H is open to all youth grades Kindergarten through one year post high school.
There is no cost to join Redwood County 4-H although clubs may have club dues to help pay for their expenses.
- Special events may have additional costs within that program such as Fall Trap League.
4-H youth and families are welcome to participate in one or more project areas, programs, and events.
Learn More About 4-H Clubs and Programs in Redwood County
This link will tell you more about 4-H Clubs and programs in Redwood County. Listed by Club with communities and school districts involved in the 4-H Clubs.
How to join 4-H
Find a 4-H community or special interest club that fits your families interests and schedules.
Contact the club leader to get more information about their club activities and schedules - Club leaders will reach out to you as well. 4-H staff are happy to help you get connected with the club leader(s).
Enroll in our enrollment program called 4-H Online with the link below. You will need an email address and a password to join.
- You can participate in any club in our county
- You are welcome to participate in more than one club or area of special interest.
Contact the club leader to get more information about their club activities and schedules - Club leaders will reach out to you as well. 4-H staff are happy to help you get connected with the club leader(s).
Enroll in our enrollment program called 4-H Online with the link below. You will need an email address and a password to join.
- Follow the prompts. Remember to select project areas of your interest. This helps to ensure you receive information in those areas of interest.
- Shooting Sports members please select your projects of interest and be sure to include shooting sports with firearms. This will allow you to review and sign the parental consent form.
If assistance is needed please contact our 4-H office at 507-637-4025.
Join or re-enroll in Redwood County 4-H Online
This link will take you to a new web page to enroll in 4-H online. OR go to https://v2.4honline.com/
Photography by Hannah
State Fair Engineering Purple Award
Project Bowl Team
Accommodations
If you or a 4-H participant need disability-related or other accommodations to participate in this program or have questions about the physical accessibility of the event location, please contact Stacy J at 507-637-4025 or email skjohnso@umn.edu at registration or at least 2 weeks prior to the program or event. Late notice may limit our ability to provide requested accommodations.
What is Minnesota 4-H?
Contact
Redwood County 4-H Staff; Stacy or Jessica
- 507-637-4025
- mnext-redwood@umn.edu
- Redwood County 4-H Facebook Page
- Redwood County 4-H Website