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 Agent, Donita Legoas at donita.legoas@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. 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 4th-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. Register online. Contact Pam Crawford at pamela.crawford@uga.edu.