Franklin County 4-H Clubs
Joining a 4-H club is as easy as contacting the Franklin County Extension Office at 636-583-5141, or contact Julie Hilkerbaumer about 4-H clubs and leader contacts.
4Ever Clever 4-H Club meets second Tuesday each month at St John the Baptist Gildehaus Catholic School, Villa Ridge, MO.
Campbellton Livestock 4-H Club meets third Monday each month at Campbellton Elementary School, New Haven, MO.
Country Kids 4-H Club meets the first Thursday of each month at St Ann's Parish Center, Clover Bottom, MO.
Fireball 4-H Club meets second Friday of each month at Riverbend Valley Middle School, Pacific, MO.
Freedom 4-H Club meets on the 1st & 3rd Tuesday of each month at the Scenic Regional Library in Pacific, MO.
Gateway Gang 4-H Club meets at various times each month at the homes of members.
Go Hog Wild 4-H Club meets second Sunday of each month at the club leader's farm, Washington, MO.
Indian Prairie 4-H Club meets fourth Sunday of each month at homes of the members.
Japan 4-H Club meets second Wednesday of each month at Strain-Japan Elementary School, Sullivan, MO.
Jefferiesburg 4-H Club meets first Thursday of each month at The St. Joseph Neier Parish Hall, Union, MO.
Krakow Go-Getters 4-H Club meets first Monday of each month at St. Gertrude’s Old Hall, Krakow, MO.
Maverick 4-H Club meets third Wednesday of each month the club leader’s home in St. Clair, MO.
New Haven 4-H Club meets second Monday of each month at Franklin County R-2 Elementary School, New Haven, MO.
Roaring Lyons 4-H Club meets first Sunday of each month at Ebenezer Lutheran Church, Leslie, MO.
Rockford Rebels 4-H Club meets third Tuesday of each month at Lonedell R-14 School Cafeteria, Lonedell, MO.
Spring Bluff 4-H Club meets third Thursday of each month at Sullivan Primary School in Sullivan, MO.
Washington Eager Beavers 4-H Club meets second Monday of each month at Immanuel Lutheran School, Washington, MO.
Franklin County Clover Kids meets the first Sunday of each month at the Franklin County Family Resource Center in Union, MO. (This group is for ages 5-7 only and is not a traditional community club for ages 8-18.)
End-of-Year Forms
Traditional End-of-Year forms are no longer required and have been replaced with the opportunity for members to share their accomplishments from the year by completing the My 4-H Story document or online form. Those who have completed the year and submit their My 4-H Story document will receive a completion medal for the number of years they have completed. First year members will receive a first-year pin, second year members will receive a second-year pin, and so on. The Franklin County 4-H Rules that you signed when you enrolled specify the minimum requirements a member must meet in order to receive a completion medal. Among the requirements is the completion of at least one project. Though the completion of My 4-H Story is optional, it is required to receive your member medal and pin. The paperwork is due to your club leader by September 16. Those who complete My 4-H Story by the deadline will be entered into a drawing for some 4-H swag! 4-H members may also have their story featured in the 4-H Newsletter and on the Franklin County 4-H Facebook page.
