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4-H Youth Development
Calvert County 4-H
4-H clubs are located throughout Calvert County for youths between the ages of 8 and 18. 4-H'ers learn life skills and leadership development through a variety of 4-H projects like leadership, livestock and horse care, pet care, nutrition, clothing design and construction, and basic computer skills. Although a 4-H'er may take on any project, some clubs specialize in a project area. Clover Club programs are open to all children ages 5-7. These children are involved in introductory 4-H projects. Contact us for more information about the 4-H clubs near you (listed below) or becoming a 4-H volunteer.
2010 CALVERT COUNTY CLUBS
Community Clubs
- Creative Crafters - Meets in Prince Frederick
- Gardening and Cooking - Meets in Prince Frederick
- Giddy-Up 4-H Horse and Pony Club - Meets at Broomes Island Civic Center
- Lucky Cricketeers - Club meets in Huntingtown
- Lucky Dogs - Meets in Owings
- Patuxent Young Farmers - Meets in Prince Frederick
- Reverie Acres - Meets in the Port Republic
- 4-H Air Rifle Shooting Club - Meets in Prince Frederick
Special Interest Clubs
- Computer Club - Meets in Prince Frederick
- Oyster Club - Raising oysters, meets in several south Calvert locations
- Tidewater 4-H - Meets in Huntingtown. This club also has a Clover Program for ages 5-7
- Judy Center Clover Club - Meets in Lusby
Club Information
Club Charters - Click on this link for instructions on chartering your club.
Guidelines for Scholarships and Financial Awards
Scholarship Application - Youth
Scholarship Application - Adult
Diamond Clover Awards Information
Animal Project Information
4H Code of Animal Science Ethics Form - Required for all 4-H animal science projects.
4-H Dog ID Cards - Due June 1st year of project
4-H Horse ID Cards - Due June 1st year of project
4-H Rabbit ID Cards - Due June 1st year of project
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For more information, contact Elaine Bailey
Last updated: 02/3/2010