Greenville County 4-H

Contacts: Sunny Gonzalez-Cepero 

Explore diverse arts and learn artpreneurship. Open to all ages, our supportive community offers engaging workshops, collaborative projects, and participation in art fairs to showcase and successfully sell your unique creations. This club meets on the second Saturday of each month:

• September 14th

• October 12th

• November 9th

• December 14th – Holiday Fair

• January 11th

• February 8th

• March 8th

• May 10th

Contacts:  Stacy Melton and Ann Loftis 

Rural 4-H club at Latigo Farms in Landrum, meeting bi-weekly. We focus on agricultural, animal, and agscience-based activities, fostering a hands-on learning experience for all members.

• August 8th 

• August 22nd 

• September 5th 

• September 19th 

• October 3rd 

• October 17th 

Contact: Chloe McGoogin

Empowering predominantly African-American 3rd-5th graders at the Sterling School with essential skills, self-awareness, and a community engagement mindset to nurture future leaders who drive positive change. Our in-school club features STEM-focused activities.

Contact: Haleigh Tomlin

This inclusive club, open to all ages and genders, guides you to master presentation skills through pageantry practices. Enjoy mock interviews and learn to showcase your unique talents effectively. This club will meet on the last Sunday of each month:

• September 29th

• October 27th

Contact: Edna Kinney

A STEAM club for homeschool families, meeting every Wednesday at midday at the Rotary Club in Fountain Inn. We engage in activities, practice leadership, and share snacks and lunch. Note: This is not a drop-off club.

Contacts:  Amie Mabe and Keirra Ezzo

A club for 4-H members aged 14+ to develop them into future leaders through team building, leadership practices, and volunteer opportunities.

Greenville County 4-H Teen Council will tentatively meet on the following dates at 7pm:

• August 24th

• September 10th

• October 8th

• November 12th

• December 10th

Contact:  A.J. Arrowood

Greer High 4-H gives students the opportunity to learn hands on wildlife habitat management techniques and apply them to local and state ecosystems. This club meets bi-weekly at Greer High School.

Contact: Brittany Richmond

A 4-H club in Greer dedicated to serving our homeschool community. Our monthly activities include STEM projects, community service, leadership development, and themed projects. We meet on the first Friday of every month at El Bethel Baptist Church.

• August 2nd

• September 6th

• October 4th

• November 1st

• December 6th

Contact: Holly Jewell

4-H Club open to all youth ages 5-18. Meets in Southern Greenville and Northern Laurens County. Our focus is equine science and general horse knowledge. No horse or horse experience required to join. They will meet from August 2024 through June 2025 this year, with the following dates planned:

• August 11th

• September 8th

• October 13th

• November 10th

• December 15th

• January 12th

• Febuary 2nd

• March 9th

Contact: Sylvia Vandross

A year-round garden club that utilizes the Junior Master Gardener and Eat Learn Grow curriculums. This club is exclusive to students in the Sterling afterschool program at the Sterling Community Center.

The Travelers Rest homeschool club, meeting on the 3rd Friday of each month. We engage in a variety of home and farm-related activities, fostering learning and community.

• August 19th

• September 20th

• October 18th

• November 15th

Contact: Toya Moore

Located in the heart of District 25 the Upstate Circle of Friends 4-H Club is geared towards age 13-18. Must be part of the Upstate Circle of Friends to participate. Meets on the 2nd Saturday of each month.