4-H Youth Development
Welcome to Henry County 4-H
The Henry County 4-H program is a youth development program dedicated to providing youth (K-12th grade) opportunities to learn leadership, citizenship, and life skills. We work as an extension of The College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences at the University of Georgia.
We offer a variety of different opportunities for youth in Henry County from community service activities, opportunities for leadership development, competitive events, club meetings, and so much more!
Disclaimer: The 4-H Activities performed virtually may be shared by trained staff, volunteers, and/or 4-H'ers. Information may be the opinion of the 4-H'ers sharing and may or amy not be accurate or vetted by Extension Staff. Youth under 18 should have permission from parents/guardians to participate in any of the virtually shared activities. By viewing, you understand that minors in your household participating in these videos are under your responsibility and safekeeping.
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Henry County 4-H Event Calendar
The Henry County 4-H Club is a 501(c)(3) organization. All donations made to the Henry County 4-H Club are tax deductible according to IRS standards. Your monetary or product contribution can be designated to support a specific purpose that is important to you, or left unrestricted to be used where the need is greatest.
Henry County 4-H is proud to offer a large variety of youth clubs, elementary and middle school science- based programs, camp, summer activities and educational opportunities both local and international that benefit youth throughout their lives.
If you would like to donate to our club, please fill out and return our donation form.
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4-H Washington Internship Banks County 4-H alumnus Georgia Simmons has been in the center of the political action this fall with the Georgia 4-H Washington DC Intern Program working in the office of U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock.
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A Shared Harvest At Mark’s Melon Patch, UGA Extension plays a key role in supporting agritourism and farming traditions through expert advice and collaboration.
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Best Week Ever Every summer, thousands of children and teenagers load up in buses and vans at UGA Cooperative Extension offices and wave goodbye to their parents, many for the first time, and head to camp.
