Flagler 4-H Clubs

Clubs are the foundation of 4-H. A 4-H club is a group of five or more youth guided by at least two background screened adult club leaders. A club can be any size - from a small group of kids from the same neighborhood to a large group of youth from within the county. A 4-H club has a planned program that is ongoing throughout all or most of the year and can meet in any location. 4-H clubs are organized and supported to provide community-based, positive, structured learning opportunities for youth during their developmental years.

Become a 4-H Member

Interested in becoming a member of Flagler County 4-H? 

Here is what you need to get started: 

Membership Enrollment Fee:

Florida 4-H Youth Development Program has an annual $20 membership fee for Community Club Members age 8-18. Cloverbuds and in-school clubs are exempt from this membership fee. No child will be turned away because they are unable to pay. There are options for families who are unable to pay the membership fee and payments are kept confidential. 

VOLUNTEER WITH 4-H

There are many opportunities to volunteer with 4-H!

Volunteers can:

How do I become a volunteer?

1. Decide that you want to help kids grow and explore their future.
2. Download this 4-H Volunteer Application.
3. Return application to County 4-H Agent and schedule interview. Background screenings are part of the volunteer application process.
4. Attend orientation and training to prepare you to share your skills, knowledge, and talents while having fun with youth in your community. 

Those interested in joining or volunteering for Flagler County 4-H Youth Development Program, contact Bailea Scarbrough at 386-437-7464 or bgnann@ufl.edu. The Flagler County 4-H program is open to all youth, ages 5 to 18, regardless of gender, race, color, nationality, creed, or disability.