4-H is all about project-based learning. We have many project areas to choose from.
About 4-H
What is 4-H?
4-H is an out-of-school, hands-on learning program. Choose a project that’s interesting to you and explore it with peers and caring adults.
Who can join 4-H?
4-H is for anyone in kindergarten through one year post-high school (grade 13). Youth in kindergarten through second grade are considered Cloverbuds.
Is there a cost?
Some experiences within 4-H may have a cost, and some local 4-H programs or clubs may have dues, but financial assistance may be available.
Where is 4-H near me?
Clubs and 4-H opportunities are in every Minnesota county and some tribal nations. A local 4-H club is your place to make friends, deepen your project learning and find leadership opportunities. You may meet people you already know or a whole new set of friends. Watch this video about what a 4-H club is to learn more.
What can I do in 4-H?
The sky’s the limit! 4-H offers learning experiences in science, photography, agriculture, healthy living, civic engagement and much more. We have one-day events, clubs to join, year-long projects and everything in between. We also offer distance learning with 4-H programs to explore, discover and make a difference right from your own home. There are many ways to try 4-H.
How do I join 4-H?
You can fill out a registration form at any 4-H event or online or contact a local 4-H office near you. Becoming a 4-H member opens up a host of resources and opportunities such as showcase and judging experiences, scholarships, leadership trips and more.
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