The first step to joining the 4-H program is selecting a local club. Each club is unique depending on the club leader, families involved, most popular projects among club members, the size of the club, etc.
Consider the following:
- Location, day, & time the club meets
- Does the club have support for at least some of the project areas you are interested in?
- What is the club culture, size, and expectations?
To get started, review the club directory & identify 2-3 clubs that:
- Are accepting new members
- Meet at a day/time/location that work for you
- Support projects you're interested in
Contact those club leaders and ask to join a meeting to observe. We recommend observing at least 2 different club meetings before you choose a club. After you do so, select the club you would like to join & let the club leader know.
Larimer County 4-H Club Directory
Look through the many projects Larimer County offers. You may choose one or more projects. Projects are fun to do alone and/or with your friends. Think about:
- An interest you’d like to explore
- A hobby you’d like to learn more about
- A topic of interest shared by you and your family
- Something that is fun for you
If you have questions about a project, each project page lists who you can contact. You can also ask your club leader or other members in your club.
You must visit 4-H Online in order to enroll in 4-H. After you have enrolled in 4-H, you need to pay your enrollment fees to Larimer County 4-H. You can return to this page to pay your fees.
Having trouble registering in 4-H Online? Your club leader can help.
Completed enrollment in 4-H Online? Your last step is to pay your enrollment fees. Can't see the form below? Use this form instead