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WHAT IS 4-H?
4-H is the largest youth organization in Minnesota, with over 1000 members in Dakota County alone. There are over 5 million 4-H members in the United States! The most common way for youth to get involved in 4-H is by joining a 4-H Club. Most clubs meet about once a month to plan activities, work on service projects, learn about new and interesting things, and have fun! Along with club meetings, members can participate at county, regional, state, national, and even international levels. WHAT DO THE FOUR 4-H’S STAND FOR?
The Four H’s stand for head, heart, hands and health. The 4-H pledge explains why. WHO CAN BE A 4-H MEMBER?
All youth from grade kindergarten to 1-year past high school can participate in 4-H. Kindergarten to 2nd grade can be part of the Cloverbud program, which is specially designed for younger members. As 4-H members enter junior high school and high school, they get a chance to take on leadership responsibilities in the program. DID YOU KNOW… that 4-H is not only for youth in rural areas? In fact, most 4-H members participate in project areas that do not involve crops and livestock! The REAL focus of the 4-H program is on learning and having fun! WHAT DO 4-H MEMBERS DO?
4-H offers activities for EVERYONE! Members can work with cameras, computers, arts & crafts, animals, plants, even bicycles. They can learn about health and family living issues affecting young people. They can practice their leadership, speaking or performing skills. Many go to camps or on national trips or travel to countries on 4-H exchange programs. Whoever you are, 4-H has something for YOU! WHO CAN BE A 4-H VOLUNTEER?
Anyone can register to be an adult volunteer that is at least age 18 and out of high school. Volunteers are the cornerstone that supports the positive development of Minnesota’s Youth. There are nearly 14,000 talented 4-H volunteers from across the state who are helping youth reach their full potential through their involvement in 4-H. Apply online today at: http://www.extension.umn.edu/youth/mn4-h/volunteer/ WHAT IS THE FAMILY’S ROLE IN 4-H?
Parents and other family members are an important part of the 4-H program and are always welcome at every 4-H activity. Volunteers, many of which are parents of 4-H members, are vital to the success of the 4-H program. HOW DO I GET INVOLVED?
It’s easy to join 4-H! Choose a 4-H Club & attend at least one meeting prior to joining. You want to make sure it is a good fit for both you and your family. Your club leader will be able to help you enroll online at: https://mn.4HOnline.com/
If you have any questions call Abby Wagner or Anja Johnson, 4-H Program Coordinators at 651-480-7700
I PLEDGE
My HEAD to
clearer thinking,
My HEART to greater loyalty,
My HANDS to larger service,
And
My HEALTH to better living.
For my family,
my club, my community,
my country, and my world!
The 4-H Club Program in Dakota County is part of the University of Minnesota Extension. The University of Minnesota Extension, is committed to the policy that all persons shall have equal access to its programs, facilities, and employment with regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, age, marital status, disability, public assistance status, veteran status, or sexual orientation.
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Connecting to 4-H
in Dakota County
Kindergarten to one year past High School ~ Contact:
Abby Wagner
4-H Program Coordinator
651-480-7752 [email protected]
Anja Johnson
4-H Program Coordinator
651-480-7758 [email protected]
Online: http://www3.extension.umn.edu/
county/dakota/4-h
“Like” us on Facebook:
www.facebook.com/dakota.county4h
Visit the Dakota County 4-H webpage at
www.extension.umn.edu/county/dakota/4-H to
learn more about 4-H in Dakota County.
Review the Dakota County 4-H Club and
Contact Information list for details on meeting
day, time and location to find a club that works
for your family.
~ Choose a 4-H Club & attend at least one meeting
prior to joining. You want to make sure it is a
good fit for your family.
~ Ask the club leader for directions on enrolling
online (https://mn.4honline.com)
Tip: Club meetings close to home are often more
convenient, but ask leaders about club goals and plans
to find the best fit!
~ Complete 4-H enrollment online
Enrollment for 2017-18 is available online at:
https://mn.4honline.com
~ Take part in 4-H club meetings
~ Choose county, regional and state 4-H events and activities
~ Read the monthly email update
~ Adults are invited to apply to be a 4-H volunteer at http://
www.extension.umn.edu/youth/mn4-h/volunteer/
Tip: Start early on 4-H projects. Some projects have special due dates
earlier in the year!
Tips: Each 4-H member chooses how they want to be involved in 4-H.
Success happens when youth take part in and at times volunteer to help with 4-H events and activities.
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University of Minnesota Extension is an equal opportunity educator and employer.
Extension Office Hours:
Monday-Friday
8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Dakota County Extension and
Conservation Center
4100 220th St. West, Suite 101
Farmington, MN 55024
extension.umn.edu/county/Dakota
University of Minnesota Extension is an equal opportunity educator and employer. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, this material is available in alternative formats upon request. Direct requests to 651-480-7788.
DAKOTA COUNTY 4-H
Community Club Information 2017-2018 Updated as of 3/14/20/18
Club Name Contact Leader Information Meeting Date Meeting Location
4Ever Green Monica {C} 952-846-9550 [email protected] 2
nd Tuesday
7:00 pm Steve Michaud Park 17100 Ipava Ave., Lakeville
4-Force Jeanne {C} 651-238-4569 [email protected] 3
rd Monday
7:00 pm
Rosemount Middle School Lecture Room A 3135 143
rd St W, Rosemount
Apple Seeds Laurie {C} 651-253-0693 [email protected] 3
rd Sunday
4:00 pm Lord of Life Lutheran Church or Apple Valley area, Rotate
Bright Stars Nancy {C} 507-202-0216 [email protected] 2
nd Sunday
5:30 pm Castle Rock Methodist Church 27890 Delft Ave W, Castle Rock
Brite Lites Mindy {C} 612-202-4564 [email protected] Varies
6:00 pm 20079 Highview Ave., Lakeville Leader’s home
Cedar Dodd Barb {H} 952-461-5504 [email protected]
TBD Month by month
Club member’s homes (Lakeville area)
Chub Lake Beavers Maria {C} 651-335-5930 [email protected] Michelle {C} 952-270-6923 [email protected]
1st Monday
7:00 pm Christiana Lutheran Church 26691 Pillsbury Ave, Lakeville
Dakota Green Hearts Brenda {C} 651-494-8567 [email protected] 3 or 4
th Monday;
6:30-8 pm Wescott Library 1340 Wescott Road, Eagan
Dakota Ramblers Melissa {C} 612-432-9738 [email protected] Cindy {H} 651-452-8834 [email protected]
3rd
Monday 7:00 pm
Christ Lutheran Church 1930 Diffley Road, Eagan
Dakota Thunder Heather {C} 651-276-6730 [email protected] Weekend Meetings
2:00 p.m. Club member’s homes
Dakota Whisperers Cindy {C} 952-240-4901 [email protected] 1
st Tuesday 7:00 pm
Varies - Call leader for location
Douglas Jessica {C} 651- 210-0762 [email protected] Danette {C} 612-518-5907 [email protected]
Call for date and time TBD
Eagan Encores Martha {C} 651-238-2980 [email protected] Andrea {C} 763-310-1842 [email protected]
3rd
Monday 6:45 pm
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church 700 Wesley Lane, Mendota Heights (110 & Dodd)
Empire Rockets Malissa {H} 651-460-5297 [email protected] Cindi {C} 651-334-9022 [email protected]
1st
Sunday
6:00 pm Dakota Co Extension & Conservation Center, 4100 220
th St W, Farmington
Good Neighbors Megan {C} 651-367-4477 [email protected] Kristie {H} 651-261-2062 [email protected]
1st Tuesday 6:30 pm
Our Saviour’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, 400 West 9
th St, Hastings
Greenvale Cloverites Nancy {C} 507-649-1553 [email protected] Sara {952} 217-6414 [email protected]
3rd
Sunday 6:00 pm
Castle Rock Methodist Church 27890 Delft Ave W, Castle Rock
Hampton B & B TJ & Nora {507} 271-0282 [email protected] Karrie {612} 807-0297 [email protected]
3rd
Sunday 1:00 pm
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church 28595 Randolph Blvd., Randolph
Happy Go Getters Abby {C} 507-219-1515 [email protected] 1st
Sunday Time varies, call leader.
St. Agatha’s Church, 3700 160th St E,
Coates and other locations
Hastings Town & Country
Tara {C} 952-446-6291 [email protected] Jennifer {C} 651-402-6845 [email protected]
3rd
Monday 6:30 pm
Hastings United Methodist Church 615 15
th St W, Hastings
Kaposia Kids Sheila {C} 651-402-9381 [email protected] Ruth {C} 651-432-2659 [email protected]
2nd
Thursday 6:30 pm
Crossroads Church – Upper 55th
5590 Babcock Trail, IGH
Klover Klub Amy {C} 612-240-7039 [email protected] Jill {H} 651-442-9121 [email protected] *Please call leader before attending in case mtg is at an activity location
2nd
Tuesday 7:00 pm
*Resurrection UMC 615 15
th ST. W., Hastings
Top Notchers Amy B. {C} 651-200-5444 [email protected] Amy K. {C} 651-829-1857 [email protected]
3rd
Sunday 6:30 pm
Vermillion City Hall 105 Main St, Vermillion
Tornadoes Heather {C} 651-276-6730 [email protected] Call for details Call club leader for details
Working Huskies Andy {C} 507-291-0684 [email protected] Melissa {C} 612-743-8012 [email protected]
Call for details Call club leader for details
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