Sampson County 4-H
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ATTENTION
EFFECTIVE SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 2022
Our offices are open to the public, however no matter your vaccination status, we ask that all visitors wear a mask while visiting our offices. All visitors under 18 years of age will be required to where a mask as required by North Carolina 4-H when participating in indoor activities where social distancing cannot be practiced. Please check in with our secretary before visiting with any of our 4-H staff. If you plan to visit our offices, please call ahead to ensure that that our staff will be in the office.
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2022 4-H ONLINE 2.0: Enrollment
4-H ONLINE 2.0 is now available!
4-H Online 2.0 is where 4-H members will be able to update membership records, health forms, and other authorizations while keeping track of their 4-H career and achievements.
Visit https://sites.google.com/ncsu.edu/nc4honline/home to access helpful information on how to set up yourv2.4honline.comnew 4-H Online 2.0 account, register for 4-H events, and to access 4-H Online 2.0!
Did we mention that signing up for 4-H is free?!
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2022 UPCOMING EVENTS
4-H Presentations and Public Speaking contest will be held on May 2nd at the Sampson County Extension Office. Youth’s topics can range from hobbies and interests. Registration will be available on 4-H Online.
Sampson County Achievement Cookout / Talent Showcase
May 7th – 11:00 a.m. Extension Office
Join us for Corn Hole, Bean Bag Toss, food, and talent! We will have fun for the whole family! Dress for the weather! This will be an outdoor event. There will be rain date.
SUMMER IS HERE!!!
CLICK THE LINK BELOW FOR THE 2022 SUMMER SCHEDULE!
Summer Series 2022 PDF
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What is 4-H?
4-H is the largest youth development organization in the United States, with more than 6 million youth involved in various programs and project areas. 4-H is delivered by the 101 Cooperative Extension Offices across the state of North Carolina. We believe in the power of youth. We see that every child has valuable strengths and real influence to improve the world around us. We empower them with leadership, communication and life skills that are needed to succeed in today’s world.
How do I get involved?
Getting involved in 4-H is really simple! There is no fee to join or uniforms required for participation. You can participate in 4-H in multiple ways:
- Afterschool / In-School Enrichment
- Community Clubs
- Camps / Day Camps / Workshops
- Youth At Large
Afterschool / In-School Enrichment
In some areas, there are 4-H programs offered through your local school. These programs are usually managed by volunteers and/or local extension staff. Youth participate in activities that build leadership and life skills during or after school hours. To check on the availability of these programs or to find an afterschool program, please call us at (910) 592-7161.
Community Clubs
4‑H clubs follow a planned program and offer multiple learning opportunities for youth that are self-directed. Clubs can meet in a variety of locations and typically meet in the evenings and on the weekends. Sampson County 4-H currently has seven 4-H Clubs and two 4-H Groups. Those clubs include but are not limited to:
- Majestic Riders 4-H Horse Club
- Prime Cuts 4-H Livestock Club
- Cookie Clover Scouts 4-H Club
- 4-H Juntos, Sampson Early College
- 4-H Juntos, Clinton High & Sampson Middle School
- Sampson County 4-H Youth Leaders
For more information on how to get involved with one of our community clubs, please call (910) 592-7161 or email us at elizabeth_rowe@ncsu.edu or genny_thompson@ncsu.edu.
Camps/ Workshops / Day Camps
Sampson County 4-H offers many opportunities for youth of all ages to participate in activities that range from livestock to cooking. During the months of June, July, and August, Sampson County 4-H offers a variety of summer day camp opinions. Day camp and workshop prices range from $5.00 to $25.00.
4-H youth also have to opportunity to attend week long summer camps at one of our three 4-H Camp Centers. Older youth have to opportunity to participate in several 4-H Teen events that take place during the summer. For more information on how to get involved, please call (910) 592 -7161.
Youth at Large
Did you know that you do not have to be a member of a club to participate in 4-H? If we don’t have a club that interests you, you can still participate by being a 4-H Youth at Large Member. Youth at Large are not involved in 4-H Clubs, however still participate in the same events, programs and workshops as normal club members. For more information, please call (910) 592-7161.
How do I join?
North Carolina 4-H is moving forward! Enrollment forms are now paperless! To enroll in Sampson County 4-H, please visit the 4-H Online link below. If you are new to 4-H, you will create a new “family” profile. If you have been involved with 4-H in the past, just update your information and “reactivate” your enrollment. It’s really that simple! If your are unsure on the enrollment process, please refer to the help pages below for tips on how to register. If you are still having problems, please contact Genny Thompson or Elizabeth Merrill at 910-592-7161 and we will be glad to assist you.
REGISTER FOR SAMPSON COUNTY 4-H!
https://northcarolina.4honline.com/Login
Need help? Click the link below for instructions on how to register.
Creating a Family Profile _4Honline
How Do I Start a 4-H Club?
So you are thinking about starting a 4-H club? That’s great! There are a couple of things that you will need in order to start a 4-H Club in your area or community.
- A responsible and willing adult volunteer. Co-Leaders are welcomed!
- Five youth from at least two or more families
- A place to meet (We can help!)
It’s really that simple! If you are thinking about starting a 4-H club, please contact Genny Thompson or Elizabeth Merrill and schedule an appointment to talk about the goals and ideas you have and to help you get started!
4-H Club Resources
Below are some resources for new and existing 4-H Clubs. ALL FORMS MUST BE RENEWED EACH YEAR! If you have any questions regarding any of the following forms, please contact our offices at 910-592-7161.
Club Charter Application (Update Annually)
4-H Financial Report Form (Update Annually)
4-H Group Tax Exemption Authorization (New Clubs)
Directions on Applying for EIN and Filing Epostcard
Club Meeting and Program Planning
Filing IRS 990N Form Directions
North_Carolina_4-H_Registration (Update Annually)
Non-discrimination Statement Form 2019 (Update Annually)