Warren County 4-H Clubs
In Warren County most 4-Hers belong to a community club where they elect officers, learn to conduct meetings, choose a 4-H project to complete, plan programs and participate in community service and other activities. A network of adult volunteers work with the 4-H Clubs. Warren County currently offers 6 clubs including community clubs, cloverbud clubs and afterschool programs.
This club rides for fun, shows, trail rides and camp with our horses. The club also has a Drill Team that is open to other 4-H members. They welcome members that have an interest in horses and other pets and livestock.
We conduct horse fun shows, festival and an annual Spring Equine Extravaganza in April. Club members learn about horses, community service and primitive camping with their horse. They meet monthly at various locations.
Contact Debbi Garrett for more information at 540-422-1625.
This club meets on the 1st Wednesday of each month 6 pm at the Warren County Sheriff's Office Community Meeting Room. In addition they meet at various other dates, times and locations shooting sports practices and events. Shooting Sports include archery and rifle and much more. Safety procedures are always practiced and come first. Club members participate at district shooting sports competitions.
Contact Gabby Gallagher at 540-551-0440 for more information.
A livestock club in the county that is a diverse group of youth who express the desire to increase their knowledge of animals, their health and care. As well as to participate in community service projects and enrichment. The club meets the 1st Thursday of each month, 7:00 pm. For more information contact Faye Campbell at (540)622-8234.
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Contact Emily Shultz for more information on the 4-H Cloverbuddies Club at 540-635-4549 or eshultz@vt.edu.
If you are interested in starting a new 4-H Club in Warren County contact the Warren County Extension Office at 540-635-4549 or e-mail eshultz@vt.edu.
4-H Enrollment Forms
Adult Volunteer Enrollment Forms
Please reach out to Emily Shultz if you are interested in becominh a 4-H Adult Volunteer.