Welcome to the new and improved current member page! This will be a page where you can find up to date information for currently enrolled members in Jeffco 4-H, including updates from our weekly Lifeline Newsletters.
Re-Enrollment
Haven’t completed your re-enrollment yet? Click the button below to get started or finish enrollment before you are able to start participating in activities.
Stuck or have questions? Reach out to our Program Assistant, Christine, at cjacquot@jeffco.us
4-H Jefferson County Council
Here is the county council business meeting schedule for the 2024/2025 program year. Please put the dates on your calendar so you don’t miss them. All meetings will start at 6PM and be held in the ECMR or over zoom.
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January 7th
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March 4th
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May 6th
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July 8th
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Sept 2nd
County Council Funding
Members can request financial assistance from County Council for annual enrollment fees and can request a scholarships for 4-H leadership camps. Leaders can requesting reimbursements for trainings or chaperoning 4-H youth trips. For more information and to submit a request click the appropriate link below.
To apply for County Council Funding please read the Funding Support Guidelines.
- For enrollment fees, use the Application Funding Form.
- For trip funding requests, use the Youth Leadership Opportunity Funding Form.
- If requesting funding for State Fair, you also need the State Fair Funding Form.
2025 Jeffco 4-H Fair
Stay tuned for the updated 2025 Fairbook!
Sportsmanship Guidelines
The development of sportsmanship is an important part of growing up. To become contributing, competent, caring, capable adults, youth must develop sportsmanship. It’s important for people to be fair and generous competitors, good losers, and graceful winners. All participants in 4-H, County Fair, and other youth programs are expected to demonstrate the elements of sportsmanship before, during, and after their participation.
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Community Offers and Discounts
4-H Livestock King Soopers Cards
Just go to the King Soopers site https://www.kingsoopers.com, make an account or if you have one sign in and go to “community rewards”. Look for and click on Jefferson County 4-H and they will donate a percentage of everything you spend to our awards program.
Westerra Credit Union Fundraiser
Jeffco 4-H Livestock Council is holding an ongoing fundraiser. For each account opened, Westerra Credit Union will donate $52.80 to the Jeffco 4-H Livestock Council. So, if you open a saving and checking account that would be 2 donations of $52.80.
Discounts at Colorado Saddlery
All Jefferson County 4-H members have been offered a discount by Colorado Saddlery in Golden.
Mention that you are with 4-H and receive 10% off your purchase.
Joann Fabric Discount
Current & Alumni members, parents of members, volunteers and 4-H staff can save 15% off total in-store and online purchases every day with 4-H Rewards. Sign up for your discount here. You will get a discount card via email, and you can view it in the Joann App on your cell phone.
Murdoch’s 4-H Discount Card
Active 4-H members are eligible to receive a discount on show apparel and supplies throughout the year. Discount details and cards are available in stores. Find your local Murdoch’s and pick up your card today!
Big R Producing Partners Program
The Big R Producing Partners Program will be available to 4-H Members once again this year. Pick up the paperwork at your local Big R. Once completed drop off at your local Big R store, once your 4-H Projects are verified you will be provided gift cards to use for your project at any Big R Store.
Disclaimer: Jefferson County, Colorado State University Extension, and 4-H do not endorse any of these retailers, companies or organizations. These offers are direct from the retailer, company or organization and available to all Jefferson County 4-H members. Any retailer, company or organization may provide discounts to Jefferson County 4-H; offers will all be shared in the same manner. Offers may be screened out if there are violations to the 4-H Code of Conduct or the Colorado State University Principles of Community.