Franklin County 4-H 2.0.1

Franklin County 4-H is a community of youth organizations administered by the Ohio State University Extension, focused on developing life skills through hands-on learning experiences.

Any youth aged 5 to 19 can join Franklin County 4-H, and there are programs tailored to different age groups.

Franklin County 4-H offers a variety of programs including clubs, camps, workshops, and events in areas such as agriculture, science, arts, and healthy living.

Enrollment is typically done online through the Ohio State University Extension website. Participants may need to fill out a registration form and pay a fee.

Yes, there is often a nominal fee for joining, but financial assistance may be available for those who qualify.

Yes, Franklin County 4-H encourages volunteers to help with various programs and activities. Interested individuals can apply through the Ohio State University Extension.

Yes, members have opportunities to participate in local, state, and national competitions in various project areas.

Members gain hands-on experience, learn new skills, build leadership qualities, and have opportunities to meet new friends and network with the community.

Absolutely! Franklin County 4-H welcomes youth from all backgrounds and strives to create an inclusive environment.

Parents can get involved by volunteering their time, assisting with projects or events, or serving as club leaders.