Welcome to our Lee County 4-H Program
4-H is a fun and educational program where participants “Learn by Doing.” Young people complete hands-on projects in agriculture, health, science, horticulture, and citizenship. Youth involvement in 4-H has proven to increase leadership skills, community care, and provide needed life skills over the years. Activities and programs will vary depending on age and ability level and are designed for boys and girls anywhere from age 5 up to 19 years old.
4-H is open to all youth regardless of race, color, creed, national origin, sex, or disabilities.
We encourage family involvement in 4-H. It’s not just a youth organization; it’s a family organization, providing children and parents with projects and activities designed to help them learn and grow TOGETHER.
One other great thing about 4-H, it is FREE!
Lee County offers a variety of programs in which youth may participate throughout the year. We would love for you to join us!
Check out the CloverNews for up-to-date information.
You may also see our events posted on the North Carolina State Cooperative Extension, Lee County Center Calendar
Special Interest Community CLUBS
| NextGen Robotics | Ages 11-14
| Barn Busters 4-H Club | General Ag for all ages
| West Lee 4-H Livestock Club | Afterschool Club at West Lee Middle School for 6th grade
| Horsin' Around 4-H Horse Club |
| Silver Spurs 4-H Horse Club |
| Crazy Quilters 4-H Club | Heritage Quilting Projects
| The Flavor Lab 4-H Cooking Club | Ages 10-13
| Magetsi 4-H Club | Latin Culture via Historical Dance
| Brick City 4-H Club | General Interest Club for 5 - 18
| 4-H County Clover Council | Youth governing body for Lee County 4-H
| Lee County High School Juntos | In-school club for post-high school success
| Southern Lee High School Juntos | In-school club for post-high school success
| Lee County Library & 4-H STEAM Club |
| Lee County Youth Council | County council supported by 4-H and the Lee County Library
Summer Programs
GIS Workshop July 29th FREE
NC 4-H Congress July 20-24 $150
For more information about Lee County 4-H, contact: NC State Cooperative Extension, Lee County Center, 2420 Tramway Road, Sanford, NC 27332-9174 (919) 775-5624
Bill Stone: bill_stone@ncsu.edu Pam Kerley: pkerley@ncsu.edu
https://www.ces.ncsu.edu/diversity/
https://4-h.org/about/equity-and-inclusion/
