Union County 4-H Clubs and Groups
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Collapse ▲Union County 4-H Clubs and Groups
What is a club?
A club is a group of five or more young people, guided by an adult leader. Members can elect officers and each member chooses one or more projects. Each club may explore a single subject or several subjects. 4-H members elect officers, conduct their own business, work together on community service activities, meet new friends, and most importantly, have lots of fun!
When do clubs meet and how long does a meeting last?
Most clubs meet once a month in the evenings, or after school year-round. The 4-H year runs from January 1 to December 31. Meetings usually last 1 hour to 1 ½ hours, depending on the members’ ages.
What do 4-H clubs do at meetings?
A typical club meeting will include opening pledges, a short business meeting for members to discuss future activities, a hands-on learning activity, and social time, which often includes recreation and refreshments.
Is there a limit to the number of club members per club?
The number of club members per club depends on the age of the members, the size of the facility, and the leadership available. The ideal club is big enough to have fun together but small enough for everyone to feel a part of the group.
Who should I contact if I’m interested in signing up my child(ren) to a club?
Contact the local 4-H Program Assistant, Leah Joyner, at leah_joyner@ncsu.edu or 704.283.3740. You can also contact 4-H Agent, Crystal Starkes, at crystal_starkes@ncsu.edu or 704.283.3735 about club inquiries. It’s best to provide the age of your child(ren), their interest, and the general area in the county where you all reside.
4-H Clubs & Groups in Union County
4-H Cooking ClubMarcus McFarland & Crystal Starkes
Monroe. NC
Email: marcus_mcfarland@ncsu.edu, crystal_starkes@ncsu.edu Foxwood 4-H Horse Club
Sara Fraker
Waxhaw, NC
E-mail: FoxwoodEquestrianCenter@gmail.com
Matthews, NC
E-mail: dee28205@yahoo.com
Hidden Meadows 4-H Club (Beekeeping) **Seasonal**
George Hunnicutt
Monroe, NC
E-mail: gchunnicutt@gmail.com
Website: https://hiddenmeadows4h.weebly.com/
Honeysuckle Trotters 4-H Club (Horse)
Jody Sitton & Dominique Morrison
Monroe, NC
E-mail: zoskys@gmail.com
LEAPS 4-H Club
Blai Spicer
Waxhaw, NC
E-mail: leaps4hclub@gmail.com
Gina Crawley
Monroe, NC
E-mail: sunvalleystandards@gmail.com Phoenix 4-H Club (Homeschool Club)
Tiffany Scienski
Indian Trail, NC
E-mail: tiffscienski@gmail.com 4-H Robotics Club
Crystal Starkes
Monroe, NC
E-mail: crystal_starkes@ncsu.edu
Phone: 704.283.3735
Morgan Earnhardt
Unionville Area
E-mail: morgan.earnhardt17@icloud.com
Michael Alexander
Monroe, NC
E-mail: malexander@unionacademy.org Union County Teen Council (Teen Leadership)
Leah Joyner
Monroe, NC
E-mail: leah_joyner@ncsu.edu Young Riders 4-H Horse Club
Samantha Taylor & Amy Ford
Midland, NC
E-mail: brandywine.4h@gmail.com To find out more information, contact Crystal Starkes, 4-H Youth Development Agent at 704.283.3735 or crystal_starkes@ncsu.edu or Leah Joyner, 4-H Youth Development Program Assistant at 704.283.3740 or leah_joyner@ncsu.edu.