Clubs and Activities
Use these links to enroll in 4-H online and download your Code of Conduct and Medical Release Forms. These forms are needed to attend all 4-H events.
Get involved with Richmond County 4-H Clubs!
Richmond County 4-H offers County Council, Fishing Club, Horse Club, Small Animals Club and Gardening Club.
COUNTY COUNCIL
County Council is a 4-H opportunity for 6th-12th grade students who would like to participate in 4-H, but may or may not have 4-H in their school.
County Council normally meets the third Tuesday of each month, 5:00pm-6:30pm, at the Augusta-Richmond County Library on Telfair Street. Join the Remind group for updates by texting @ea4h22 to 81010. Contact 4-H Program Assistant, Pamela Crawford at pamela.crawford@uga.edu for more information about County Council.
FISHING CLUB
Fishing Club is open to 4th-12th graders who are interested in fishing. No experience necessary. We will learn about different local species and some of the basic steps of fishing. $10.00 registration fee for each participant, per school year. Register online. Signed waiver required to participate.
View our current newsletter for this month's Fishing Club information. Join the Remind group for updates by texting @dec6db4 to 81010. Contact 4-H Program Assistant, Sandi Hockenberry at sandihoc@uga.edu for more information about Fishing Club.
HORSE CLUB
Horse Club is open to 4th-12th grade students who are interested in learning about horses. We will learn basic care and knowledge of horses, such as parts of a horse, grooming, tack and feeding. We will meet at the horse field, so it is suggested you wear boots or any closed toe shoes that you don't mind getting dirty. $10.00 registration fee for each participant. Register online. Signed waiver required to participate.
View our current newsletter for this month's Horse Club information. Contact 4-H Program Assistant Winnie Garrett at wbg1@uga.edu for more information about Horse Club.
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SMALL ANIMALS CLUB
Small Animals Club is open to 4th-12th grade students who are interested in learning about small animals, such as guinea pigs, rabbits, and hamsters. Members will learn basic care for a small pet. If you already have a rabbit, hamster, or guinea pig, you are welcome to bring your small friend to the meeting. If you do not have a small pet, that is okay! We will help connect you to the perfect pet. $10.00 registration fee for each participant. Register online.
View our current newsletter for this month's Small Animals Club details. Contact 4-H Program Assistant, Winnie Garrett at wbg1@uga.edu for more information about Small Animals Club.
Richmond County 4-H Gardening Club
Our Mission Statement:
The purpose of the youth gardening is to introduce gardening , conservation, protection of wildlife, recognition of plants, trees, and shrubs, basic flowering, and a love and appreciation of nature.
The goal is that they will be future citizens who will be responsible and capable with greater self-expression, dignity, integrity , and knowledge of their environment.
We are dedicated to growing minds in a stimulating, secure, and privileged environment through our high-quality, early-learning enrichment classes prior to planting any seeds.
Richmond County 4-H Gardening Club is open to 6th-12th grade students who are interested in learning more about gardening and pollinators. The club is led by Augusta Area Master Gardener, Ms. Joy Brown. The club meets once a month on a Saturday morning at 2473 Golden Camp Rd., Augusta, GA. A participation fee of $3.00 is due for each participant, once per school year starting in August 2024. Contact Pam Crawford at pamela.crawford@uga.edu.