4-H Clubs provide a wide variety of opportunities for young people aged 5-to-18. More than 300 youth are enrolled in our 4-H Club program, in groups that are as varied as your imagination. Members of 4-H clubs are learning about environmental issues, veterinary medicine, science, engineering and technology (SET), sewing skills, healthy lifestyles, and having fun in the process!
If youth have a hobby or interest that they would like to explore, and enjoy being with friends, join a 4-H club where members learn something new while having fun, improving communication and leadership skills, and serving their community. If there isn't already a 4-H club that meets your needs, our 4-H staff can help a parent or adult volunteer organize and support a club.
Barnyard Bandits
Type: Variety
Town: Woodhull
Leader: Paulette Adams
Bath Trailblazers
Type: Variety including horse, small animal, goats, community service
Town: Bath
Leader: Jessica Adriance
Blue Ribbon Roundup
Type: Variety
Town: Canisteo
Leader: Robin Robarge
Boots and Clover
Type: Variety
Town: Bath
Leader: Alissa Cary
Canisteo Valley 4-H Stars
Type: Animal Science, Variety
Town: Addison
Leader: Teresa Chapman
Country Bumpkins
Type: Livestock, Small Animal, Community Service
Town: Troupsburg
Leader: Anna Mann
Country Bunch
Type: Variety, animals, sewing
Town: Howard
Leader: Jackie Knoll
Country Clover
Type: Crafts & Community Service
Town: Prattsburgh
Leader: Kelsey Roche
Country Critters
Type: Variety
Town: Howard
Leader: Philip Zschoche
Four Winds
Type: Variety
Town: Bath
Leader: Joseph Simpson
Harmonyville
Type: Variety
Town: Pulteney
Leader: Victoria Farley
Loon Lake Raiders Type: Horses
Town: Cohocton
Leader: Donna Walker
Steuben Explorers Type: Variety
Town: Bath
Leader: Scott Folckemer
Wheeler Busy Bees Type: Variety
Town: Wheeler
Leader: Jessie Slayton
Willing Workers Type: Food/Clothing
Town: Wayland
Leader: Phyllis Rathbun
Jenny Groen
4-H/Youth Program Leader
jmg422@cornell.edu
(607) 664-2576
Last updated December 12, 2024