"4-H is a community of young people across America who are learning leadership, citizenship and life skills."

Montana 4-H, a part of the Montana State University Extension Service, is the state's largest out-of-school program.  Through a variety of projects and educational activities it reaches some 30,000 Montana youth every year. Montana 4-H involves 5,000 volunteers who help young people from 6 to 19 years of age learn valuable life skills in order to become competent, confident, connected, compassionate, contributors and of high character.

Through 4-H's one-of-a-kind research based curriculum, youth actively explore a wide variety of interests, from rocketry to skateboarding, photography to pets, cooking to camping. The projects that Blaine County 4-H members can participate in are unique to each member as they choose to participate in the activities that they are interested in.

Blaine County 4-H is made up of 120+ 4-H members and 50+ 4-H leaders. Please contact the Blaine County Extension office for more information.

Blaine County 4-H Clubs
Click on the link above to see a complete list of the 4-H Clubs in Blaine County.

4-H Newsletters

Blaine County 4-H Council
April 7, 2008 Council Minutes
June 2, 2008 Council Minutes
August 25, 2008 Council Minutes
January 5, 2009 Council Meeting Minutes

Blaine County 4-H Foundation
Blaine County 4-H Scholarship
Each year the Blaine County 4-H Foundation gives scholarships to a graduating Blaine County 4-H senior and a Blaine County 4-H alumni. The scholarship is due June 1st, for more information contact the Extension Office.
Blaine County 4-H Foundation
Graduating Senior and Alumni Scholarship

The Blaine County 4-H Foundation invites 4-H club members to apply for scholarships to assist with activities. Please fill out application and turn in to the Extension Office in a timely manner (at least ten days) prior to the activity.
Blaine County 4-H Foundation Activity Scholarship

4-H Record Books
My 4-H Year Record Book Pages
4-H Livestock Project Record Book Pages
4-H Non-Livestock Project Record Book Pages

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