Enroll in 4-H

Interested in learning more? Fill out our New Family Interest Form to get started or contact Jordan Blue or Amber Gilles for more information. We’re excited to connect with your family!

Choosing a 4-H club is an exciting first step in your 4-H journey. Explore the Chippewa County 4-H Club Guide to learn about local clubs, including their meeting locations, schedules, and contact information. We encourage you to attend club meetings and connect with club leaders to learn more about each club and find the best fit for your family. Please note that all new and returning members are required to pay a $5 county enrollment fee, and some clubs may charge additional club dues.

Once you’ve chosen a club, the next step is to enroll in 4-H Online. This secure enrollment system is where you will create your family account, add member information, select your club, and complete your annual 4-H enrollment. Completing your enrollment in 4-H Online ensures you receive important 4-H communications and can participate in 4-H activities and events throughout the year.

• Returning Members: Must be enrolled by November 1st to be eligible to represent 4-H and exhibit at the Northern Wisconsin State Fair
• New Members: Must be enrolled by April 1st to be eligible to represent 4-H and exhibit at the Northern Wisconsin State Fair

One of the most exciting parts of 4-H is choosing projects that match your interests and goals. Projects provide hands-on learning opportunities in a wide variety of areas, from animals and agriculture to arts, science, leadership, and more. Think about the topics you’d like to learn more about and discuss your options with your family and club leaders. Remember, projects are designed to help you explore new interests, develop skills, and have fun while learning. You can view Wisconsin 4-H Project Guide to help you make your decision!

Attend club meetings, get involved in your 4-H club, explore project opportunities, and participate in other exciting 4-H events! There are many ways for youth and families to engage in the 4-H program throughout the year. As a family-focused organization, 4-H encourages parents and guardians to be active participants in their child’s 4-H experience. Attending meetings and events together helps build connections, support learning, and make the most of all that 4-H has to offer.

Review the Chippewa County 4-H Program Catalog to discover the exciting opportunities available for youth and families. Explore the wide variety of projects, clubs, events, leadership experiences, and hands-on learning activities that make 4-H unique. Becoming familiar with these offerings will help you confidently guide new families, answer questions, and showcase the many ways 4-H helps young people learn, grow, make friends, and succeed.