New Castle County 4-H Newsletter
Monthly Online Newsletter From New Castle County, Delaware 4-H!
Summit Bridge December: At today’s meeting, we had an exciting activity planned. Before the meeting, Mrs. Schaffer gave us all black canvases, a selection of paints, and paintbrushes. But before we could use anything we went over some old and Continue reading Club News
Route 9 Culinary Club The 4-H Culinary Club is celebrating their one-year anniversary. When we are able to be in person, we meet at the Route 9 Library Innovation Center. Now, we gather our ingredients and tools and prepare the Continue reading Club News
Summit Bridge At today’s meeting, we started off by discussing healthy living with a healthy snack. Healthy living is important for your mind and body because if you aren’t putting in good food, then you aren’t getting good energy out. Continue reading Club News
Porter Gang Club Spotlight Porter Gang has been a general interest club in New Castle County since 1965. It was founded by Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Moore, who lived on Porter Road in Bear-hence the name “Porter Gang”. Over the years, Continue reading Club Spotlight – Porter Gang
Legacy 4-H Club in Kent County was founded in 2013 by Joy Gooden Sparks’ family in her honor. What better way to honor a memory and leave a legacy than to be involved in 4-H? Dana Sharpe (Joy’s sister) and Continue reading Club Spotlight
Stump Corner 4-H Club Stump Corner 4-H Club is based in Townsend Delaware. We meet the first Tuesday of the month September through June at the Immanuel United Methodist Church in Townsend. Our members are mostly from the Middletown, Odessa, Continue reading Club Spotlight
Lord Baltimore Helping Hands 4-H club began 65 years ago, as an offshoot from an afterschool program at Lord Baltimore Elementary School. Carlene Jones began as a parent volunteer, and when the original leader stepped down, Carlene took the reins. Continue reading Club Spotlight
Wool available! If you’re interested in doing a felting project with your club (ala the Winter Workshop), there will be wool available in the NCC Office. Please contact Maureen if interested.
Houston Cardinals 4-H Club Houston Cardinals 4-H Club was founded in 1915 by Dewey Sapp and is known as “The First Club in the First State”. We are a traditional 4-H club with eight Cloverbuds, ages 5-8, and twenty-one regular Continue reading Club Spotlight
Summit Bridge The Summit Bridge Club enjoyed helping others by ringing the bell for the Salvation Army in December. They then had some fun at the club’s holiday party at Sky Zone.
MEADO-LARKS 4-H The Meado-Larks 4-H Club is considered a “General” 4-H Club. The 4-Hers exhibit a variety of interests and therefore the leaders teach and guide in as many of those areas as they can. By using outside resources, county Continue reading Club Spotlight
Look at all the great things Meado-Larks 4-H club is doing: Exchange Group working at the Quarter Auction:
Summit Bridge Club First meeting of 2019-2020 : New officers elected September 11, 2019 was the Summit Bridge chapter’s first meeting of the new year. Today we discussed upcoming events, new and old business, and elected a new panel of Continue reading Club Reports 📝
Rossakatum is a general 4-H club that meets the 2nd Thursday of the month from 6:30 – 8:00 pm. Sunday is family day and we try not to have club activities. Our members are involved in the following areas. Citizenship, Continue reading Club Spotlight- Rossakatum Club, Sussex County
Let us know what great things your club has been up to! We’ll post it here each month for everyone to see. What did you do at your last meeting? What have you learned? What service projects are you working Continue reading Club Reports
There is something for everyone and every interest in the Summit Bridge 4-H Club. The club is considered a “general interest” 4-H club and because of that, our members have many different interests and participate in all sorts of 4-H Continue reading Club Spotlight: Summit Bridge
Holy Angels Club We ended our year matting some of the pictures we had taken in our meetings. They will be hung in the school to show others what we have been doing this year. Elena and Holden did the Continue reading Club Reports
Fishing Club The first club meeting was a success! Youth participated in “classroom training”, lead by Mr. Todd Harvey and assisted by Marian Harvey, that will prepare them for their next meeting, in which their lures will be in Continue reading Club Reports
Camp FRESH The Camp FRESH 4-H Club welcomed Julia, a UD Nutrition and Dietetics Student intern to their March meeting. She facilitated a fun and informative Nutrition and Fitness Jeopardy game. Clover Quest In February, 4-H Clover Quest’s meeting began Continue reading Club Reports
Camp Fresh Camp FRESH (Fresh Resources Everyone Should Have) recently elected officers. We have decided that Faith Redding will be President. Ra’Nada Brown, also known as “Sparkle” will be Vice President as well as Reporter. Brandee Bruce will be our Continue reading Club Reports
