How to Join Union County 4-H
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Collapse ▲Joining 4-H is simple—and it opens the door to a world of opportunities for your child to learn, grow, and connect with others.
Step 1: Learn What 4-H Offers
4-H is for youth ages 5–18, and there’s something for every interest! Whether your child is into animals, arts, STEM, public speaking, gardening, or leadership, 4-H has a project, club, or camp that will fit. Parents often love that 4-H combines fun with life skills like responsibility, confidence, and teamwork.
Step 2: Enroll Online
All members register through 4-HOnline, our secure enrollment system.
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Visit 4honline.com
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Create a family profile and add each child as a member
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Choose Union County as your county of participation
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Select your club (or “Independent Member” if you’re not yet connected to a club)
This ensures your child is officially enrolled and is able to participate in all programs.
Step 3: Pick a Club or Program
Union County offers a wide variety of clubs, from community clubs to special-interest groups like horse clubs, Teen Council, creative arts, and STEM. If you’re not sure which club is the right fit, our 4-H staff can help connect your child based on their age and interests.
Step 4: Get Involved!
Once registered, your child can:
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Attend club meetings and events
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Sign up for summer camps and special programs
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Work on projects at home or with a group
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Participate in county, district, and state opportunities
Parents are always welcome to get involved too—volunteering is a great way to support your child and the wider 4-H community.
Questions?
If you’d like help finding the right club, completing enrollment, or simply learning more, contact Union County 4-H Agent, Autumn Baucom.