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Local 4-H Clubs offer programs of interest to youth in their communities. Each club is coordinated by a group of adult 4-H volunteer leaders and run by the youth 4-H Members and youth Club Officers. Most Clubs have a monthly Club meeting for all members and then separate meetings for each "project".
4-H Special Interest Groups Some special interest topics are offered on either countywide or local basis. Most of these are short-term, but some run year-round. Some classic examples include the Friends Helping Friends Day, Summer Science Academy and 4-H Guide Dog Puppy raisers.
Checkout Merced County 4-H Events Merced County 4-H Events Calendar 4-H is Fun! The more you participate, the more opportunities to make and see new friends! Hope to see you soon! Click on any of the following links for more information about State and National 4-H.
What is Communications Day? That's how we share information, ideas, and thoughts. It can be verbal, written, or drawn. In 4-H we want our members to learn and practice good communication skills.
The 30th Annual Merced County 4-H Dinner Auction Hosted by the Merced Elks Lodge 1910 M Street, Merced Saturday, November 2, 2024 Proceeds to Benefit Merced County 4-H To purchase tickets click here Individual tickets-$60/person Table Sponsors (for 10 guests) $1000 Doors open at 5:30 pm Appetizers w...
County Ambassador Application Camp Staff Application 2025 Final Version Click to download the chosen document. These are provided in a variety of formats including: Adobe PDF, Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel.
Merced County 4-H Youth Development Program The following UC staff and county employees are here to assist you. If you have a question give us a call at (209) 385-7418 or email one of us below.Crystal Cortez Community Education Specialist II crdcortez@ucanr.
The 4-H project is a cornerstone of the 4-H program. The Learn-by-Doing philosophy is directly related to the 4-H project and the learning and doing and making and exploring. Members gain experience and the size of the projects can increase or additional projects can be expanded.
