Baker County 4-H

Explore. Lead. Grow.
In Baker County 4-H, youth don’t just learn — they lead, create, and thrive. From cooking to coding, animals to art, our clubs and activities are designed to spark curiosity and build lifelong skills.

Youth ages 5 to 19 can join clubs based on their interests, take part in after-school programs, attend camps and retreats, and grow as leaders through statewide events and opportunities. Whether you’re new to 4-H or a returning member, there’s always something new to explore.

What is 4-H?

4-H is America’s largest youth development organization, with over 6.5 million members nationwide — and hundreds right here in Baker County. In 4-H, kids and teens build confidence, curiosity, and skills that last a lifetime.

Through hands-on learning in clubs, camps, and community programs, Baker County youth explore their passions, connect with others, and make a difference — all in a safe, welcoming environment that supports who they are and who they want to become.

Youth Enrollment Forms

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Interested in joining 4-H?

There is so much to learn in 4-H! Learn about animals, computers, public speaking, cooking, art, gardening, environmental sciences, and more. Join a club, attend a camp, or take part in other fun activities and events.

Become a member

Our impact

180+ youth served

every year through Baker county programs

30+ volunteers

help deliver youth programs

We work together

to help youth thrive in Baker County

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Contribute to 4-H

You can help our youth thrive by contributing to Baker County 4-H. Thank you for your support!

Contribute to 4-H

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Volunteer with 4-H

4-H connects young people and adults to communities. Together we reach kids and their families and build skills for life. Volunteer and create life-changing experiences for youth in your community!

Become a volunteer

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