Club Information

Join Oakland County 4-H!

We offer an abundance of educational, fun, and interactive programming for every interest! The process in becoming a 4-H member is as follows:

  1. Choose a Club

Joining a 4-H club is FREE! Each club is different from one another, as they offer variety of projects, membership size, activity involvement and location. Attached is a club program brochure that lists the clubs in Oakland County along with the contact information of the club's administrative leader. Youth can join multiple clubs.

2023-24 Oakland County 4-H Club Brochure

If you are wishing to just attend state level events and not be a part of a club, that is okay as well, however, local scholarship opportunities will vary based on event.

  1. Contact the Club

Families/Members wishing to join Oakland County 4-H are encouraged to contact the Club Leaders listed in the club brochure. Club Leaders will be able to provide more information about the club and the types of projects/activities the club participants in throughout the year.

  1. Sign Up in 4-H Online

Families/Members wishing to enroll in 4-H, may do so through the 4-H Online enrollment system. Parents do not have to enroll unless you are an active volunteer or are interested in completing the Volunteer Selection Process. For families/members who do not have access to computers or internet may fill out paper accommodations upon request. Members are grouped by families in the 4-H Online system, so you can add all youth family members who wish to join. The 4-H Online Family guide will walk you through the process of enrolling online. If any issues do arise, please feel free to contact the Oakland County MSU Extension Office at 248-858-0889.

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