Greenville County 4-H

Contacts:  Charity Blummer

Whiskers & Tails hosts several hands-on clinics throughout the year that focus on foundational dog training, agility, and showmanship. Members learn how to work with their dogs in a fun and structured environment. The club is ideal for youth interested in animal science and responsible pet ownership. No prior experience is required—just a love for dogs!

• Foundations Class: Sept.-Oct.
• Fit Dog: Oct. 21 & 28
• Agility Class: February TBD
• Junior Showmanship: April TBD

Contact:  Amie Mabe

Teen Council is a supplemental leadership group for Greenville 4-H teens. Members help plan community service initiatives and organize the annual 4-H awards banquet. This club is perfect for youth who want to build leadership skills, collaborate with peers, and make a positive impact. Participation also helps teens grow in civic engagement and event planning.

• October 7
• December 2
• February TBD
• April 14
• May 2
• June 2

Contact: Katie Warren

Fiber Arts begins with crocheting and may expand to other fiber-related crafts as members gain skills. Club members bring their own supplies and may meet more frequently depending on interest and progress. The club is small but welcoming, with opportunities for growth and volunteer involvement. It’s a great fit for creative youth who enjoy working with their hands and learning new techniques.

• 3rd Tuesdays of the month

Contact: Allison Rosemond

Swap Society gives kids a chance to meet new friends and trade items they no longer need or have created themselves. Each meeting, members bring up to five items to swap—these could be toys, crafts, or other treasures. The club encourages creativity, sharing, and sustainability. It’s a relaxed and social environment perfect for younger members.

• Sept. 13
• Oct. 4
• Nov. 1
• Dec. 6

This club is looking for another adult volunteer! If interested, reach out to your 4-H agent.

Contact: Lorri Payne

Monarch 4-H Club meets monthly after school and is open to students in grades 3–5. The club focuses on STEM activities that spark curiosity and hands-on learning. Members explore topics like engineering, science experiments, and technology. It’s a great way for young learners to build skills and have fun with classmates.

• 2nd Monday of the month after the first meeting on Oct. 20

Contact: Toya Moore

RHOER is the youth affiliate of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., offering mentorship, leadership development, and community service opportunities for girls ages 12–18. Founded in 1939, the club emphasizes high academic standards and a commitment to service. Members grow through structured activities and positive role models. It’s ideal for young women seeking empowerment and personal growth.

• September 5th

Contact: Amie Mabe

Greenville 4-H Club welcomes youth of all ages to explore agriculture, natural resources, healthy lifestyles, STEM, and leadership & civic engagement. Meetings include a variety of hands-on activities and projects that reflect the diverse interests of members. It’s a great starting point for families new to 4-H or those looking for a well-rounded experience. The club fosters curiosity, teamwork, and lifelong learning.

• 4th Saturday of the month

This club is looking for another adult volunteer! If interested, reach out to your 4-H agent.

Contacts:  Jeff Warren

Bricks Club is perfect for LEGO lovers who enjoy building and problem-solving. Members engage in STEM-focused challenges that encourage creativity, engineering thinking, and collaboration. Each meeting offers a new opportunity to explore design and innovation. It’s a fun and educational space for youth to build and learn.

Contacts: Keira Ezzo

LAUNCH helps teens develop real-world skills through LifeSmarts challenges and monthly cooking sessions at Front Porch Housing. Members learn about consumer literacy, health, technology, and more while preparing and sharing meals together. The club promotes independence, teamwork, and practical knowledge. It’s ideal for teens ready to take on life’s everyday challenges.

This club is looking for another adult volunteer! If interested, reach out to your 4-H agent.

Contact:  Gordon Minard

Simpsonville Homeschool Club is open to homeschool families and offers activities across agriculture, natural resources, healthy lifestyles, STEM, and leadership & civic engagement. The club provides a flexible and inclusive environment for learning and exploration. Members participate in hands-on projects and build friendships with other homeschoolers. It’s a great way to enrich your homeschool experience through 4-H.

Contact: Brittany Richmond

Greer Homeschool Club welcomes homeschool families to engage in diverse 4-H activities including agriculture, natural resources, healthy lifestyles, STEM, and leadership & civic engagement. The club fosters creativity, curiosity, and community among its members. Meetings are designed to be educational and fun for all ages. It’s a supportive space for homeschoolers to grow and connect.

Contact: Parsy Jeffers

Cloverbuds is designed for our youngest members, ages 4–7, to begin exploring the world of 4-H. Activities are age-appropriate and focus on fun, hands-on learning across all areas of 4-H. The club helps children build confidence, social skills, and curiosity. It’s a gentle introduction to the values and opportunities of 4-H.

• Third Thursdays

This club is looking for another adult volunteer! If interested, reach out to your 4-H agent.

Contact: Heather Margeson

Forest Explorers invites youth of all ages to discover the natural world through activities in forestry, wildlife, camping, and environmental stewardship. Members learn outdoor skills and develop an appreciation for nature. The club encourages exploration, conservation, and adventure. It’s perfect for kids who love being outside and learning about ecosystems.

• First Saturday of the month

This club is looking for another adult volunteer! If interested, reach out to your 4-H agent.

Contact: Ann Loftis & Stacy Melton

Blue Ridge 4-H Club explores all things agriculture, from crops and soil to food systems and sustainability. The club is open to all ages and does not require animal ownership. Members engage in hands-on projects and learn about the importance of agriculture in everyday life. It’s a great fit for youth interested in farming, gardening, and rural living.

Contact: Holly Jewell

Stablemates 4-H Club is for horse enthusiasts who want to learn without riding. Members study hippology, horse judging, and veterinary care through interactive lessons and activities. The club builds knowledge and appreciation for equine science. It’s ideal for youth who love horses and want to explore the field in a non-riding format.