Jefferson County - Alabama 4-H

Jefferson County - Alabama 4-H 4-H is the nation’s largest youth development organization. The idea of 4-H is simple: help young

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Check out our Awesome 4-Her’s at Bagley Elementary learning about mental health and making there very own Stress ball 🧘
03/20/2026

Check out our Awesome 4-Her’s at Bagley Elementary learning about mental health and making there very own Stress ball 🧘

03/17/2026

Can’t pinch a 4-H’er because they are always repping green! 🍀✨ But of course, we don’t need any extra luck because our clover already comes with 4 leaves! Happy St. Patrick’s Day, Alabama 4-H!
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03/13/2026

Great 4-H project for the summer!!!!!

4-H Famous!!!!!
03/10/2026

4-H Famous!!!!!

✨Meet Kenneth Reese from Alabama 4-H. Kenneth’s leadership journey started as a 4-H member, where programs like Chef 4-H and citizenship and leadership experiences helped him build confidence, find his voice, and develop a passion for service.

He later served as an Alabama 4-H State Ambassador and Alabama 4-H State President—the highest youth leadership role in the program—before continuing his path at Auburn University.

Today, Kenneth has come full circle, serving as a 4-H Extension Agent in the same county where he once participated as a 4-H’er, mentoring youth and helping shape the next generation of leaders. 🍀

Check out our awesome 4-Her’s at the Collegeville Housing authority 🫟
03/03/2026

Check out our awesome 4-Her’s at the Collegeville Housing authority 🫟

Check out our awesome 4-Her’s at Brighton Elementary working as a team and learning about the importance of construction...
03/02/2026

Check out our awesome 4-Her’s at Brighton Elementary working as a team and learning about the importance of construction and engineering 👷🚧

03/02/2026

Had a great time being involved with this partnership with High 5 Birmingham and Birmingham City Schools.

Teen Camp Registration Is Open!Teen Camp is open to teens 14-18 years of age and is limited to the first 100 registered ...
02/27/2026

Teen Camp Registration Is Open!
Teen Camp is open to teens 14-18 years of age and is limited to the first 100 registered and approved campers.The fee is $175 for more information reach out to (205)962-0510 or [email protected]

Check out this awesome opportunity hosted by for 4-Her’s to participate in. Student were from multiple and were able t...
02/26/2026

Check out this awesome opportunity hosted by for 4-Her’s to participate in. Student were from multiple and were able to participate in hands on workshops and meet a few friends! 🐎

Hey 4-Her’s it’s that time again to submit your 4-H project! For more information visit our linktree in our bio for more...
02/26/2026

Hey 4-Her’s it’s that time again to submit your 4-H project! For more information visit our linktree in our bio for more information. Submissions are due March 31st 2026 🤩🍀

02/26/2026
02/26/2026

The deadline is getting close! Applications for the Alabama 4-H Club Foundation Scholarships are due THIS upcoming Monday, March 2nd! 🍀🌟 Do not let the opportunity to apply for $1,500 pass you by!

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2121 Reverend Abraham Woods Jr. Boulevard
Birmingham, AL
35203

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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+12053255342

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Alabama 4-H

4-H is the nation’s largest youth development organization. The idea of 4-H is simple: help young people and their families gain the skills needed to be a proactive force in their communities and to develop ideas for a more innovative world. 4-H empowers youth to reach their full potential by working and learning in partnership with caring adults.

Alabama 4-H provides meaningful opportunities for all youth and adults to work together to create sustainable community change. This is accomplished within three primary content areas–civic engagement and leadership, healthy living, and science. These areas also reiterate the founding purpose of Extension through agriculture (e.g., community leadership, quality of life, and technology transfer) in the context of twenty-first century challenges and opportunities.


  • A place to belong. 4-H provides a positive relationship with a caring adult and a safe environment where everyone feels included.

  • An opportunity to practice independence. Youth have an opportunity to feel they have control over their future, they can pursue their own interests and abilities, and make their own choices.