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224 Main St, Brattleboro, VT 05301

(802) 254-5290

Hours
Mon-Weds: 10am – 9pm
Thurs-Fri: 10am – 6pm
Sat: 10am - 5pm

Mon-Weds: 10am – 9pm
Thurs-Fri: 10am – 6pm
Sat: 10am - 5pm

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The name 4-H conjures up different pictures for different people. One vision of 4-H may be “cows and cooking,” a fashion revue, county and state fairs, youth learning about conservation or shooting sports, square dancing and clogging, horse shows. Another vision may be of a youth, defying gravity, airborne over a skateboard barely attached to their feet!

Your vision depends on your experiences with 4-H Youth Development. Whatever your vision, 4-H is about people. 4-H is about helping youth and adults grow, learn, and develop into the most competent people they can be. It is about Extension educators teaching the latest technology and information to people in the communities where they live and work so they can put the knowledge to work for themselves, their families, communities, and society as a whole. 4-H is education for life!

The 4-H experience is centered, not just information giving. This learn-by-doing approach enables young people to learn what is useful to them. It enables them to adapt what they learn to everyday life through action and reflection. 4-H gives youth the opportunity to experience a sense of accomplishment and success, key ingredients to gaining a sense of self-esteem. 4-H is here and thriving in Windham and Windsor Counties! We welcome all who are interested!

Details

Parent Organization name (if applicable)
University of Vermont
Populations Served
Youth ages 5-18, adults 19-99
How to Access Services
Reach out to Windham/Windsor County Educator, Camille Kauffman, camille.kauffman@uvm.edu to inquire!
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Languages other than English
Yes
Languages Spoken
UVM accessibility office ensure equitable access to all UVM programs.
Cost or Program Fees
Free
Accepts Volunteers
Yes
Volunteering needs
There are many ways to get involved with 4-H in Vermont some examples include:

Project Judge: Provide assessment & feedback at regional days presentations
or fair exhibits.
Event Helper: Lend a hand for a few hours at a fair, event or activity. Help at
the check-in table, set-up, clean-up, serve lunch.
Guest Speaker: Share your career, hobby or skill with youth
SPIN Leader: Share your hobby or talent and run a SPecial INterest program.
Animal Superintendent: Oversee an animal project area during the fair,
regional or state level event.
Club Leader: Start or co-lead a club where the focus is your choosing (arts,
swine, biking etc.) Could be a virtual club!
Foundation Member: Provide leadership, advocacy, and fundraising
resources to county or state 4-H Foundation.
Teen Advisor: Support teens in leadership roles, help with STEM
Ambassadors.
Shooting Sports Leader: Mentor youth in safe, responsible firearm and
archery practices.
Chaperone: 4-H National trips, The Big E, Animal Science overnight events.
Outreach Volunteer: Use our tabling kit to represent 4-H at community
events, schools, or fairs.

Reach out to Camille Kauffman, camille.kauffman@uvm.edu, to get involved.
Accepts Donations
Yes
Donation Needs
4-H Foundation monetary support, crafts supplies,

Contact

Location

Accessible by Public Transit
Yes
Public Transit Info
Moover, Winston Prouty Center, Blue Line
Address
130 Austine Drive, Suite 300, Brattleboro, VT, USA
130 Austine Drive, Suite 300, Brattleboro, VT, USA

 ABC Help and Contacts

Jeanne Walsh Information/Help Desk
askalibrarian@brookslibraryvt.org
802-254-5290 ext. 1220 

Tara O’Brien Outreach Coordinator
outreach@brookslibraryvt.org
802-254-5290 ext. 1203 

Address

224 Main St, Brattleboro, VT 05301

Phone

(802) 254-5290

Hours

Mon-Weds: 10am – 9pm

Thurs-Fri: 10am – 6pm

Sat: 10am – 5pm