Activities designed to teach children about nature, animals, art, music, food, and health.
Fayette County Clubs
Fayette County 4-H offers 29 project and community-based clubs that meet in a variety of locations around the county. Dedicated 4-H volunteers help members complete projects and organize club community service projects. The 4-H club experience offers members a sense of belonging and opportunities to grow as leaders among their peers.
Project Areas
- Animal Science
- Civic Engagement and Leadership
- Communications and Expressive Arts
- Environmental Science and Shooting Sports
- Healthy Living and Wellness
- STEM
4-H is all about exploration! If you do not see a project or a club that looks like the right fit, you can start a new club.
4-H Clubs require:
- At least 5 youth (from at least two families)
- An adult club leader as point of contact with the 4-H Educator
- A minimum of 2 screened adult volunteers
- Hold regular educational meetings
Contact your county 4-H educator to discuss the process of developing a new club.
Clubs
Any and everything gardening - bugs, butterflies, soil, seeds, growing plants, eco-system of the garden!
We are a smaller club that focuses on dairy goat & meat goat projects!
Gives an opportunity to raise beef market steers and breeding cattle!
In the Creative Arts Clubs, members will work on a variety of projects, including jewelry, clay, wood burning, and painting. The club will meet three times per month on Thursdays from 6:30-7:30pm. Please contact Roberta Smith, Club Leader for details.
This club is for Horse interested members!
This club involves dog training, agility testing, obedience training and more!
Develop your skills in robotics, programming and gardening using the FarmBot. This club accepts cloverbuds and meets at the Fayette County Fairgrounds.
This club is very kid and community oriented. Playing games, making crafts or working on any/all projects that kids enjoy!
Next Gen 4-H Club is a community club hosting a variety of projects from livestock to inside exhibits. Meeting in Perryopolis for all our local members!
Use your voice in a fun way by delivering local 4-H news to club and the public. Write scripts, video and edit content, conduct interviews and more!
Club members will work on projects including board and card games, outdoor games, LEGOs, and fitness activities.
The Robotics Club has many level of opportunities for youth from the basic introductory level to the competition team. Several robotics camps and workshops are available throughout the year. The Annual 4-H Robotics Race Day takes place every Spring. For more details, contact Mary Ann Hughes, Robotics Club Leader.
Members will work on projects such as rocketry, electricity, STEM challenges, and mechanical design.
A community club for livestock!
Members will work on cooking and sewing projects. Club will meet three times per month.
We build friendships and 4-H pride though safe shooting with Trap & Skeet
SPIN Clubs are Special Interest Clubs that meet for a short term and cover a specific project, such as Finance, Citizenship, STEM.
Teen County Council is open to 4-H members 13 years old and over. Members will develop leadership and team-building skills, express their voice in our community and impact their community through service-learning projects.
This club focuses on entrepreneurship and empowers youth to explore business ideas, develop leadership skills, and launch real-world projects through hands-on learning.
Fayette County 4-H
Address
34 West Peter Street, 2nd FloorUniontown, PA 15401-3336
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Please call ahead to ensure someone is available to assist you.
- Email FayetteExt@psu.edu
- Office 724-438-0111
