To enroll in 4-H, create a family profile at v2.4honline.com.
4-H Online 2.0 is now open for 2025 club enrollment. Enrolling in 4honline is mandatory for any youth participating in a virtual or face-to-face 4-H event, project, club meeting, competition, etc. Returning members should use their same login credentials as before. New members should select "don't have an account." For guidance please refer to this Google Site.
Richmond County 4-H Livestock Club
This club focuses on showing chickens, goats, and heifres, but learns about all livestock and health/management of each species. The 4-H Livestock website offers many clinics, shows, and events outside of the county program. Contact the 4-H office at 910.997.8255 for more information or to join the club.Richmond County 4-H Shooting Sports Club
For all target sports lovers! This club practices shotgun, rifle, and archery disciplines. Regional and state competitions are right here in our county! We utilize the Lentz Range, Dewitt's Sporting Clays, and Millstone 4-H Camp during our practices and competitions. Practices are typically every second Saturday afternoon, although dates are subject to change to accommodate other events at the range, weather, etc. Contact the 4-H office at 910.997.8255 for more information.
Richmond County Homeschool Eagles 4-H Club
This club is for all homeschoolers ages 5-18. Each month has a new focus, with topics ranging from gardening, to survival skills, to STEM, to everything in between. Homeschool Eagles 4-H club typically meets the second Tuesday of each month at the 4-H office, however the location may vary. Contact the 4-H office at 910-997-8255 to learn more about the club.
Richmond County 4-H Canoe Club
Explore local lakes and rivers and learn about what plants and animals calls them home. Get out into the great outdoors and learn how to canoe (kayaks welcome too!). This club meets once a month, except during the winter months. Contact the 4-H office at 910-997-8255 to learn more about club meetings or how to join.
