Middlesex County's 4-H Youth Development Program offers everyone in grades K–13, the chance to explore countless opportunities in science, arts, foods, outdoor adventure, and more.

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 world

Motto: "To make the Best Better"

A listing of 4-H Clubs active in Middlesex County is available by contacting the 4-H office at 732-398-5261 or e-mailing 4H.information@co.middlesex.nj.us.

4-H utilizes a learn-by-doing approach to teach responsibility, community awareness, and character development.

New 4-H clubs were recently created covering such program areas as sewing, robotics, competitive riding and special needs youth.

There are annual programs open to 4-H members as well as the general public such as 4-H Explorations Week (summer day camp), the 4-H Haunted House and Hayride, and the Learn 2Lead Program, bringing youth together to foster team building skills, increased self-esteem, and further discovery into interest areas such as the arts or science. These programs are also a good recruitment tool for the 4-H program.

4-H Volunteer Opportunities

4-H volunteers are the backbone of the 4-H Youth Development Program. Volunteers receive training and support for which ever role they choose. 4-H volunteers are taught how to provide a safe environment for youth so they can experiment, and grow. We celebrate everyone who has chosen the 4-H volunteer experience.

4-H Youth Development program volunteer opportunities for adults may be available. Read more on how to become a 4-H volunteer.

If you would like a brochure (available in English and Spanish) with more info on joining 4-H in Middlesex County, send an e-mail request to 4H.information@co.middlesex.nj.us.

To learn more about 4-H programs on a statewide level, follow this link to the NJ 4-H website.

Directions to the Middlesex County 4-H Center

• Follow Route 18 (south from New Brunswick) to the Cranbury Road Exit in East Brunswick. Route 18 is accessible from the NJ Turnpike (Exit 9).
• Take the Cranbury Road Exit towards Cranbury.
• Follow Cranbury Road (Route 535) for a few miles, crossing Ryders Lane and Rues Lane. You will pass the East Brunswick Post Office and Kindercare on your left.
• The next intersection you will come to (at a traffic light) will be Fern Road The 4-H Center will be on your right immediately after the intersection. The 4-H Center is a log cabin building adjacent to the Middlesex County Fairgrounds.

*The 4-H Clover is protected under 18 U.S.C. 707

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