Brant 4-H Info

How does 4-H work?

4-H allows youth to learn to do by doing! 4-H is for young people 9 to 21 years of age by January 1st of the current year. Clubs are a minimum of 12 hours, plus an achievement meeting or event.  Members must attend a minimum of 2/3’s of the club meeting time, complete club work and complete and attend the achievement event.

4-H in Brant

Annual Membership fee for 2020 is $100. Cloverbud Annual Membership fee for 2018 is $100.

4-H Ontario offers many conferences and camps. These opportunities are a way to meet 4-H Members from throughout the county, the province and the country, better your leadership skills and have fun!

The 4-H Pledge

Every 4-H event includes the 4-H Pledge. By repeating it together we are reminded of the goals of the 4-H program which has been active in Brant County for many years. As years go by many things change but the friendships and fun gained by young people remains ever strong!

I Pledge:

My HEAD to clearer thinking

My HEART to greater loyalty

My HANDS to larger service

My HEALTH to better living

For my club, my community and my country.

 

Brant 4-H Board Contact Information

Position	Name	Phone Number	Email
President	Jim Young		jfrog9@rogers.com
Vice President	Pam Charlton		tpcharlton@kwic.com
Past President & Livestock Coordinator	Val Stone	519-732-1928	valstone18@hotmail.com
Secretary	Michelle Linington	519-400-2113	liningtonm@gmail.com
Treasurer	Gord Vellenga
Association Representative	Lesleigh Elgie		lesleigh.elgie@gmail.com
Fundraising	Tammy Oswick		to13new@gmail.com
Leader Rep	Susan Eddy		susanljeddy@gmail.com
Volunteer Coordinator	Karen Condon	519-771-9089	karenjc24@yahoo.com
Media Coordinator	Laura Coleman	519-770-6528	nisbet_laura@hotmail.com or brant4hnews@gmail.com