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Joining
4-H couldn't be any easier! 4-H is open to all youth from
Kindergarten through their first year of college. All you
need to do is call our 4-H Office at 414-256-4626 and we will
send you an enrollment form. Or you can download the Enrollment
Form in English Youth Enrollment Form and Code of Conduct (3 pages ).
The form is also available in Spanish -
PDF (1 page ).
Fill out the form completely and don't forget to add projects
from the 2010 Milwaukee County 4-H Project Guide (22 pages , 2.30 MB)
It is also important to select a 4-H Club! There are many
4-H Clubs throughout the Milwaukee area. If you don't want
to join one that is already set-up, you can start your own!
To find a club near you, choose from the list below!
- Atlas Superkids 4-H Club
- Brown Deer 4-H Club
- Franklin 4-H'ers
- Hillside 4-H Club
- Northstar 4-H Club
- Northwest Peacemakers 4-H Club
- Positive Place 4-H Club
- Seedfolks 4-H Club
- South Shore 4-H Club
- Walnut Way 4-H Club
To learn more about the clubs, download the list of Milwaukee County Club List( 90 KB, 2 pages)
Send your form back in to the 4-H Office and voila! You are
in 4-H. We will send you a really cool membership card and
you are all ready to go. Once you receive your card, you can
participate in any or all of the 4-H sponsored activities
in Milwaukee.
The 4-H Community Group is a transitional phrase for chartered 4-H Groups to become a Club. This Group status can be used for 2-3 years time to introduce individuals and organizations to the 4-H educational programs.
Youth involved in 4-H Community Groups are considered 4-H youth participants. Adult leaders are asked to account for the 4-H youth participants and other volunteers by completing both parts of the 4-H Group Enrollment Form.
4-H Group Enrollment Form Part 1
4-H Group Enrollment Form Part 2
Visit the Volunteer Center of Greater Milwaukee to view descriptions of volunteer leadership roles that we have available.
All volunteers are asked to preregister on the Volunteer Center's website.
Orientation workshops will be held for all newly enrolled 4-H adult volunteers. The Youth Protection Process consists of three steps:
1. Attend a volunteer training (2.5 hour commitment).
2.Authorize a confidential records check through the Department of Justice.
Complete this form Adult Volunteer Application
3. Complete the Adult Enrollment Form and Volunteer Volunteer Behavior Expectations to enroll annually as a volunteer.
These four steps complete the 4-H volunteer certification process. Four-H has prided itself in being a proactive youth-serving organization with an excellent reputation of providing a healthy and safe environment for its members. This is one more step to assure the quality of the program. Michelle Gonzalez conducts youth protection trainings on a bi-monthly basis or as needed. Please contact Michelle Gonzalez, 4-H Program Coordinator at (414)256-4626 or email her at michelle.gonzalez@ces.uwex.edu for more information.
Before visiting the website, you will need a username and password. Please contact Ira Harris to receive this information. Ira can be reached at ira.harris@ces.uwex.edu or
414-256-4621. Ira is not available on Friday afternoons.
Visit the 4-H 4 ME website.
- Submit changes about your enrollment like adding or dropping 4-H projects.
- Updating your contact information with the 4-H Office.
- Club Leaders can access club membership rosters and project .
- Lost your enrollment form? Submit your reenrollment information to 4-H 4 Me.
Print off the form and sign it. Hand it into your club's leader.
- Upload pictures to be used in 4-H promotional materails.
- Track your 4-H achievements and milestones!
Visit the 4-H 4 Me Online Manual for more help.
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