4-H Clubs
Extension Waukesha County 4-H Clubs
The purpose of a 4-H Club is to provide positive youth development opportunities to meet the needs of young people. to experience belonging, mastery, independence, and generosity—the Essential Elements—and to foster educational opportunities tied to the University of Wisconsin Madison knowledge base. 4-H Club youth members build leadership skills, develop life skills, are given opportunities for civic engagement, meet new friends; and most importantly, have fun.
Within Extension Waukesha County 4-H and Youth Development, there are two types of 4-H Clubs. For more information about a particular Club, contact the 4-H Educator or Club leader to learn more about the Club.
4-H Community Clubs typically meet monthly in the evenings with meetings held in an inclusive community space. In most community clubs youth officers are elected to guide the activities of the club.
4-H Community Club List
| 4-H CLUB & CONTACT | MEETING DAY & TIME | MEETING LOCATION |
| 4-Leaf 4-H Club Tyler & Pam Feldkamp 4leaf4Hwaukesha@gmail.com |
2nd Friday of the month – 6:30 pm | Les Paul Middle School 325 Carroll St., Waukesha |
| Brookfield Blazers 4-H Club Gayle Nicoll brookfieldblazers4hclub@gmail.com |
1st Thursday of the month – 6:30 pm | Brookfield City Hall 2000 N. Calhoun Rd., Brookfield |
| Center Oak 4-H Club Diane Cull dmcull@sbcglobal.net |
3rd Tuesday of the month – 6:30 pm | North Lake School N75 W 31283 County Rd VV, North Lake |
| Cleveland Challengers 4-H Club Angela Jones angelaform@yahoo.com |
1st Tuesday of the month – 6:30 pm | New Berlin Public Library 15105 W. Library Ln., New Berlin |
| Clever Clovers 4-H Club Jon Anderson janderson@estrotect.com |
2nd Monday of the month – 6:30 pm | Cushing Elementary School 227 Genesee St., Delafield |
| Falls Busy Beavers 4-H Club Nicole Halama Olson nicolekhalama@gmail.com |
2nd Thursday of the month – 6:30 pm | North Middle School N88 W16801 Main St., Menomonee Falls |
| Green N Growing 4-H Club Bess Philps greenngrowing4hclub@gmail.com |
2nd Tuesday of the month – 6:30 pm | Merton Primary School Merton |
| Saylesville Sparks 4-H Club Wendy Booth boothhouse@yahoo.com |
4th Wednesday of the month – 6:30 pm | Rose Glen School N68 W28460 Sussex Rd., Waukesha |
| Washington 4-H Club Barb Jones bjones@wi.rr.com |
1st Sunday of the month – 5:00 pm | Christ Lutheran School 22970 Maple Ave., Big Bend |
| West Vernon 4-H Club Linda Forster c4ster@aol.com |
3rd Tuesday of the month – 6:30 pm | American Legion Post #375 627 E. Veterans Way, Mukwonago |
4-H School-Based Clubs are offered to youth at the end of the school day. 4-H School-Based Clubs are often divided by age groups and meet in the school which provides a safe and supportive environment for youth after school.
4-H School-Based Club List
| 4-H CLUB | LOCATION | CONTACT |
| Emerging Leaders 4-H Club | Les Paul Middle School | James M Boling, Jr. Youth and Family Educator james.boling@wisc.edu (262) 548-7784 |
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515 W Moreland Boulevard * Administration Center Room G22 * Waukesha, WI 53188
Office Hours: 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday * Phone: (262) 548-7770
Extension Waukesha County is located in the Administration Center of the Waukesha County Courthouse Complex. Enter through the main Courthouse doors. After going through security, take the corridor on the left to the the Administration Center. Take the elevators or stairs to the ground floor and go to room G22.