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Flathead County Extension Office

Tel: (406) 758-5553
Fax: (406) 758-5881

Mailing:

800 South Main Street

Kalispell MT 59901


Location: 1035 1st Avenue West, 2nd Floor Earl Bennett Building

Extension Agents:
Tammy Walker
Pat McGlynn

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education Assistant: Nancy Roberts
758-2448

Support Staff:
Shelley Struck
Linda Watters

Extension- Flathead County

Flathead County 4-H

Montana 4-H is the MSU Extension youth development program and the state's largest out-of school program.  4-H reaches over 27,000 youth (ages 6-19 years) each year through more than 200 projects and educational activities.  Nearly 1 out of 6 Montana youth choose to participate in and benefit from 4-H programming.

Montana 4-H helps give kids the extra edge for life success, by teaching leadership, citizenship, and other life skills.  4-H is a program you can trust to help kids learn through fun, hands-on experiences.  As 4-Hers, today's young people become tomorrow's leaders, creating a positive vision for the future.  

If your family is interested in joining the 4-H program please call the Extension Office.  We will happily connect you to one of the 24 different clubs that are located in Flathead Valley .  Our 4-H year runs from October through September.  To be a 4-H member, you must be at least 8 year's old by October 1st of the current 4-H year.  We also have a Cloverbud program for younger members (age 5 by October 1st of the current year and up).  Please contact us also, if you are an adult interested in volunteering your time to this worthwhile program.  For more information, be sure to read our newsletter and keep an eye on our web site for future information regarding 4-H County Congress, State 4-H Congress, 4-H Summer Camps, and of course the Northwest Montana Fair.   

 

Other Interesting 4-H Facts:


Top Ten Projects:  

4H

  • Swine

  • Horse and Pony

  • Beef

  • Shooting Sports

  • Sheep

  • Foods and Nutrition

  • Clothing and Textiles

  • Dogs

  • Photography

  • Woodworking

4-H Pledge:
I pledge
My head to clearer thinking,
My heart to greater loyalty,
My hands to larger service, and
My health to better living,
For my club, my community, my country, and my world.
 

4-H Motto:  To Make the Best Better.                                      4-H Slogan: Learning by Doing.  

The 4-H colors are Green and White. 
White symbolizes high ideals and purity, green represents life, springtime, and youth.  

 

Become a 4-H Volunteer

 
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