Welcome to Hyde County 4-H!
We are thrilled you are visiting our website and hope you will join our 4-H family. Rooted in a rich history of agricultural education and youth development that spans more than a century, 4-H has grown into a community that welcomes everyone. We cannot wait to help you explore the endless hands-on opportunities we have to offer.
Hyde County 4-H provides a wide dynamic of programming tailored for youth ages 5 to 18. From teen-focused leadership programs and competitive livestock shows to organized clubs, state conferences, and engaging summer fun camps, there is a place for every young person to thrive.
We invite you to stop by the NC Cooperative Extension – Hyde County Center to meet our team and connect directly with our 4-H Extension Agent, Lee Brimmage. Let's grow, learn, and succeed together!
As the state’s largest youth development organization, we empower young people ages 5 to 19 to "learn by doing." Backed by NC State University and NC A&T State University, we offer hands-on clubs, camps, and leadership opportunities across all 100 counties. Whether you're into science, agriculture, or the arts, NC 4-H is here to help you maximize your potential and make the best better!
Learn MoreEnrollment through 4-H Online 2.0 is the mandatory first step for all Hyde County 4-H youth and volunteers. This secure registration must be completed annually, with re-enrollment opening each January. Please ensure your profile is complete before attending any 4-H clubs, camps, or activities.
Enroll NowVolunteers are the backbone of Hyde County 4-H, playing a vital role in mentoring youth and helping them build critical life skills. By sharing your time and talents, you provide the guidance, encouragement, and safe environment our young people need to grow into confident leaders and engaged citizens.
Sign Up Now4-H Clubs are organized, youth-led groups where members learn by doing under the guidance of adult volunteers and Extension staff. The primary purpose of these clubs is to provide a structured, supportive environment where young people can explore their passions and build long-term growth.
Learn MoreThe Hyde County 4-H Livestock Show and Sale is an annual spring tradition where local youth showcase and auction goats, lambs, and hogs they have spent months raising. Through this hands-on competition, participants gain invaluable life skills in responsibility, financial management, and agricultural literacy.
Learn More4-H Summer Fun Camps offer youth an exciting lineup of hands-on learning experiences all summer long. From cooking and creative arts to outdoor exploration and STEM. Our camps keep young minds active, engaged, and building lasting friendships while school is out.
Learn MoreHyde County 4-H brings hands-on learning to your classroom through exciting school enrichment programs like Embryology, Butterfly Life Cycles, Robotics, Electricity, Vermicomposting, and more. We'd love to partner with your classroom to inspire curiosity, build real-world skills, and explore new learning opportunities together.
Learn MoreAligned with NC 4-H, our 4-H Advisory Council brings together community leaders, volunteers, and youth to advocate for local positive youth development. As a strategic advisory body rather than a governing board, we identify community needs, support Hyde County 4-H staff, and champion resources to empower Hyde County youth.
Learn MoreInvest in the future of our community by partnering with the Hyde County 4-H Annual Sponsorship Program! Your contribution directly funds hands-on youth leadership, STEM, and summer programs while giving your business premium local visibility. Thank you in advance! We appreciate your continued support!
Donate to Hyde County 4-HConnect with Hyde County 4-H
Hyde County 4-H Staff
QUICK LINKS
- 4-H Online 2.0 | Instructions for 4-H Online 2.0
- Become a 4-H Volunteer
- NC 4-H Curriculum (For Educators/Homeschool)
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, N.C. Cooperative Extension will honor requests for reasonable accommodations made by individuals with disabilities. Please direct accommodation requests to: Lee Brimmage, lee_brimmage@ncsu.edu, (252) 926-4487. Requests can be served more effectively if notice is provided at least 10 days before the event.