Douglas County 4-H Clubs and Leadership
4-H clubs are the foundation of the 4-H program. These clubs are community based and are open to any youth eligible for 4-H membership, regardless of race, color, creed, religion, sex, national origin, disability, ancestry, sexual orientation, pregnancy, marital, or parental status. A 4-H club is a group of five or more youth guided by one or more adult volunteer leaders. Youth members serve as officers for the club which must meet on a continuing basis, usually once a month. Club participation is family oriented. Douglas County 4-H is home to six clubs.
Douglas County 4-H Leaders Association Officers
President: Tricia Garland 218-341-3217
Vice President: Angel Carlson
Treasurer: Melinda Anderson
Secretary: Kristin Clemmer
Historian: Clorissa Kroll
Adult Delegate at Large: Kristin Kroll
Adult Delegate at Large: Liz Zappitello
Douglas County 4-H Clubs
Bennett Pioneers
Meets second Thursday of the month at 5 p.m.
Bennett Town Hall
Melinda Anderson 406-861-0626
Clover Country
Second Tuesday of the month at 6 p.m.
Maple Town Hall
Kristin Clemmer 715-558-6404
Douglas County 4-H Horse Association
Last Monday of the month at 6 p.m.
Amnicon Town Hall
Robin Schaffer 715-617-1395
Four Corners Elementary
Afterschool 4-H
Katie Stenroos 715-395-1365
Solon Springs School
Afterschool 4-H
Katie Stenroos 715-395-1365
Superior Clovers
Last Thursday of the month at 5:30 p.m.
Superior Public Library
Katie Stenroos 715-395-1365
If you have any questions regarding 4-H activities, project areas, or clubs, we’re here to help! Email the Douglas County 4-H Office or call us at 715-392-1365.