2026 CLUBS

4-H clubs are a great way to support long-term youth development and build community among our youth, while instilling essential life skills such as leadership, commitment, and nurturing relationships. 

Below you can find all of our active clubs. If you don't see one you're interested in, you can start a new club!

Reach out to Alamance County's 4-H Agent, Miranda Parks, for more information:

miranda_parks@ncsu.edu OR (336)-570-6740

AO CLOVERS

Emphasis: Community Club

Grades: 3-6

Club Leader:  Carolyn Langley

Meetings: 3rd Thursday of the month, 5:30-7 p.m.

Location: Fairview United Methodist Church

Email: cynthia_pierce@ncsu.edu   

SHOOTING SPORTS

Emphasis: Hunter Safety, Firearm Handling, Shooting Skills

Ages: 9-18

Club Leader:  Angela  Pendergraft

Meetings:  Every other Saturday, 9 a.m. - noon

Location: Buster Sykes Farm

Enrollment windows January, May and September

Email: alamance4hshootingsports@gmail.com 

SOUTHERN ALAMANCE HORSE

Emphasis: Horses -hippology, horse bowl, judging, riding

Ages: 8-18

Club Leader: Polly, Lindsay and Kelsie Riddell

Meetings: Varies

Location: Snow Camp

Email: southernalamancehorseclub@gmail.com

WHITNEY WONDERS

Emphasis: General Community Club, Leadership & Agriculture

Ages: 5-18

Club Leader: Toni Stephens

Meetings: 2nd Friday of each month, 6 p.m.

Location: Chatham Friends Church

Email: testephens72@gmail.com 

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