What Is 4-H?

4-H is a community of young people across America who

are learning leadership, citizenship, and life skills as they

work in partnership with caring adults.

What does that mean? In 4-H we are committed to

helping young people develop skills that will help them

succeed.

We want to empower all youth to reach their full potential

Location of Clubs:

Webster City: Boone Boosters

Cass Red Cardinals

Freedom Flickers

Freedom Warriors

Kamrar: Kamrar Komets

Blairsburg/ Williams: W H H

Ellsworth/Jewell: Lyon Kings

Stanhope/Jewell: Clear Lake Sailors

Stratford: Stratford Sprit

KAMRAR KOMETS

Brandon & Lisa Tapper 832-1695

Sara Utrera 227-3144

Amy Pigsley 297-2349

LYON KINGS

Jean Holt 839-4556

Gail Johnson 827-5971

STRATFORD SPIRIT

Sharon Bergman 838-2894

W H H

Glenda Meyer 854-2366

Nicole Chamness 325-6054

PROJECT LEADERS

Donna Ryherd 832-3533

David Entriken 835-1565

Pam Henderson 835-7382

Zach Granzow 835-2125

Troy Johnson 297-1887

Steve Carlson 231-0994

Tyler Abens 297-0755

CLOVER KIDS LEADERS

Sarah Miller 297-1159

Angie Richardson 641/425-7327

BOONE BOOSTERS Pat Rittscher 832-2470

Tammy Greenfield 297-2258

Kent & Milissa Bailey 297-2686

Melisssa Gillette 835-9076

CASS RED CARDINALS

Gerry Gourley 832-6465

Kris Walker 826-3566

Jaclyn MacRunnel 297-0313

CLEAR LAKE SAILORS

Suzanne Sogard 826-3521

Alison Hassebrock 827-6120

Carol Carlson 826-4448

Janis Adamski 418-3547

Amanda Johnson 681-1611

FREEDOM FLICKERS Lori Mason 835-7924

Candy Butz 835-7046 Laura Estlund 832-1008

FREEDOM WARRIORS

Renee Godfredsen 297-3100

Hamilton County 4-H Clubs

JOIN

Hamilton County Youth & 4-H Coordinator

Cheryll Entriken

entriken@iastate.edu

515-832-9597 515-835-0661

Hamilton County Extension & Outreach

311 Bank Street, Webster City, IA 50595

www.extension.iastate.edu/hamilton

4-H Is Hands on Learning

In 4-H youth learn by doing projects that are designed to

fit their needs at different ages. Learn about the variety of

projects from food to forestry, welding, rockets, robotics

and rabbits.

4-H gives kids and teens all kinds of opportunities to

experience life skills, to practice them, and be able to use

them throughout their lifetime.

4-H teaches young people how to meet their needs for

belonging, mastery, independence, and generosity in

positive ways.

In 4-H we work with young people in a variety of settings

including schools, day camps, overnight camps,

afterschool groups, clubs, and other learning

environments.

4-H Is Based on Research

-H clubs with making them better citizens, leaders, and communicators.

-H youth are competent, confident, caring, and connected, and that they exhibit strong character.

-H’ers contribute more to their families and communities, achieve higher grades in school and are more likely to go to college than youth who are not in 4-H, or even youth who participate in other out-of-school programs.

-H lead healthier, more productive lives, are less likely to suffer from depression and are less likely to participate in risky behaviors like drinking

and smoking. ---Study by Tufts University

Hamilton County 4-H on the web:

http://www.extension.iastate.edu/hamilton/4h

Iowa 4-H Program website:

https://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/

Contact Us

To learn more

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities on

the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual

orientation, and marital or family status.