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Pictured is one of the three displays the Stockton Panthers 4-H Club completed in the Sinclairville Library in celebration of National 4-H Week.

4-H Clubs in Chautauqua County

4-H clubs provide the opportunity for kids to be leaders, learn new skills, public speaking, and the value of community service. Clubs across the county complete a variety of projects that are evaluated and put on display at the Chautauqua County Fair in July.

For more information on a club near you please contact the 4-H office at 716-664-9502 ext. 214.

Canadaway

Leader: Heather Lesch

Meeting Location: Fredonia, New York

Centralia Corner Kids

Leader: Melissa Winton

Meeting Location: Sinclairville, New York

Chautauqua County Junior Trail Riders

Horse Club

Leader: Kasey Fanara

Meeting Location: Stockton, New York

Country Critters

Leader: Nancy Johnson

Meeting Location: South Dayton, New York

Fredonia Star Riders

Horse Club

Leader: Autumn Klisiewicz

Meeting Location: Forestville, New York

Frewsburg Hayseeds

Leader: Lindsay Eckman

Meeting Location: Frewsburg, New York

Harmony Haystackers

Leader: Dawn Comstock

Meeting Location: Panama, New York

Levant Live Wires

Leader: Brandi McIntyre

Meeting Location: Falconer, New York

Little Brokenstraws

Leaders: Bert Edwards and Danielle Schauman

Meeting Location: Watts Flatts, New York

Silver Creek Grapestompers

Leader: Maria Manning

Meeting Location: Irving, New York

Sherman Kountry Kids

Leader: Jennifer Eschenbach

Meeting Location: Sherman, New York

Stockton Panthers

Leaders: Candi George

Meeting Location: Sinclairville, New York

Summerdale Sunset Riders

Horse Club

Leader: Kim Witherow

Meeting Location: Mayville, New York

Contact

Lisette Cabrera
4-H Program Coordinator
lmc323@cornell.edu
716-664-9502 ext. 214

Last updated September 26, 2023

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A 4-H club must have 5 or more members and an adult leader over the age of 21.  Clubs may meet at any convenient location such as leader's or members' homes, schools, churches, or community rooms.  4-H clubs generally hold business meetings, work on projects, enjoy social activities and share in community service.  In addition to club activities, club members may also participate in countywide activities and events such as Animal Projects, Public Presentations, Fashion Revue, Awards Night, County Fair, the Teen Ambassador Program, various contests, etc.

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4-H Club members have the opportunity to participate in various 4-H projects. These are a planned series of leaning experiences offered to club participants through which youth develop knowledge, skills and/or attitudes.  4-H projects teach the "whys" and "hows" of each project selected.

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