Community Clubs

The six community clubs listed below are all open to new and returning members. Click on the club name to see list of club only projects. Parents and adults are encouraged to become volunteer 4-H leaders. For more information, see the monthly Tooter Newsletter or contact the 4-H Youth Development Program Manager, Melanie Curtis, at makwast@ucdavis.edu or 209-533-6990.

Countywide projects are open to all members on a first come basis. There maybe a limit on number of members and/or an age limit so contact the 4-H project leader first before enrolling into the project.

Foothill 4-H Club

Meets at the Humane Society Building, 10040 Victoria Way,Jamestown
2nd Wednesday
7:00 pm
Community Club Leaders: Sharon Smales, sl_smales@att.net or 532-5036, and Ida Ponder, 984-5515

Groveland Highlanders 4-H Club

Meets at Tenaya School, 19177 Hwy 120, Groveland, 95321
2nd Tuesday
6:30 pm
Community Club Leader: Carol Willmon, willmon@hughes.net or 962-7528

Hi 4-H Club - For youth in 7th grade and up.

Meets at the Sonora Youth Center, Barretta Street at Mono Way
3rd Wednesday
7:00 pm
Community Club Leaders: Linda Mager, goofyseven49@yahoo.com or 532-5896 and Linda Hembree, hembreeL@prodigy.net or 532-8656

Mountain Rangers 4-H Club

Meets at Soulsbyville Elementary School (Cafeteria),20300 Soulsbyville Rd, Soulsbyville, 95372
2nd Wednesday
6:00 pm
Community Club Leaders: Anita Vicini, amgilles@yahoo.com or 536-4098

Sonora Cloverleafs 4-H Club

Meets at the Sonora Youth Center, Barretta Street at Mono Way
2nd Tuesday
7:00 pm
Community Club Leader: Deniel Sheffield, sheffy@msn.com or 536-9791

Tuolumne Pioneers 4-H Club

Meets at Mother Lode Christian School
2nd Monday
7:00 pm
Community Club Leaders: Ron & Kris Hamilton, krishnaron@comcast.net or 928-1815