Association and Committees

Cass County 4-H has a variety of associations and committees to guide the county program and certain project areas or events. Participation is highly encouraged and many offer great leadership opportunities for youth!

Cass County 4-H Leaders' Association

The Cass County 4-H Leaders' Assocaiton is a group of passionate 4-H Volunteers/Leaders whose mission is to provide opportunities for the youth of Cass County to learn new things, to use good judgment, and to work cooperatively as a team for the good of themselves, their families, their communities, and their futures. They meet every fourth Thursday at 7 pm!

Cass County 4-H Horse Leaders' Association

The Cass County 4-H Horse Leaders' Association is a group of passionate 4-H Volunteers/Leaders in the equine project area. They strive to provide outstanding educational programming and opportunities for the youth with equine in Cass County. They meet every third Wednesday at 7 pm!

Cass County 4-H Teen Leader Associations

The Cass County 4-H Teen Leader Association is an outstanding group of teens within Cass County who have taken leadership over their 4-H program. They assembled to create fun, educational opportunities for their community. The teens meet every second Wednesday at 7 pm!

Association and Committees

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