Mckinley 4-H Club

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Mckinley 4-H Club Mckinley 4-H Club is located in Fresno Ca. We also take pride in helping our community. McKinley 4-H Club Is a youth club in Fresno, Ca.

Our club offers several projects like Arts and Crafts, Clover Buds, Sewing, Cooking, Baking, Welding, Fishing, Rabbits, Poultry, Beef and Goats. McKinley is open to ALL youth ages 5-19 years old that reside in Fresno County. We offer many projects through out the year including but not limited to Livestock and Ag projects, Fishing, Summer Camp, Arts and Crafts, Cooking/Baking, Welding and Community service projects Etc.. The county 4-H program has many projects available and with more adult volunteers McKinley can offer more projects and our club can continue to grow. If you have children that are interested in our program or you are an adult that is interested in volunteering we would like to invite you to join our next club meeting and see what our club is all about. please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have or sign up and create your profile at 4Honline.com Thank you for visiting our page we hope to see you soon.

Mark your calendars for our annual pancake breakfast fundraiser on December 12th! All proceeds will go towards sending o...
10/13/2026

Mark your calendars for our annual pancake breakfast fundraiser on December 12th! All proceeds will go towards sending our members to 4-H summer camp. You can purchase tickets from one of our members or leaders prior to the event or at the door. We will offer both drive thru and sit down options. Please spread the word and we hope to see you soon! πŸ€πŸ’š

Tonight was Jr Exhibits awards. Lilianna Gonzales got 1st place for her apron and ceramic snake. Kayden Guzman got 1st p...
10/10/2026

Tonight was Jr Exhibits awards. Lilianna Gonzales got 1st place for her apron and ceramic snake. Kayden Guzman got 1st place for his recycled art, tree house. Manny Bates got 3rd for his speaker box, 2nd for his scrap book page of Pearl, 1st for his poem and birdhouse, and Best of Show for his Lego train. πŸ’šπŸ€πŸ’šπŸ€πŸ’š

McKinley 4-H has had a busy first week at the The Big Fresno Fair. We started the week off with the 1st Annual Adaptive ...
10/09/2026

McKinley 4-H has had a busy first week at the The Big Fresno Fair.

We started the week off with the 1st Annual Adaptive Livestock show on Sunday followed by the Peewee dog show in the afternoon.
Manny Bates showed his goat Phoenix and while this show doesn't include grading placements, He is certain he would have gotten first place for his killer eye contact. More importantly he is proud of himself and the effort he gave in the show ring. (And so am I)πŸ’š
William and Lilian Bates struggled with the heat but were able to enjoy two hours at a public outting with their family and fellow club mates which is a win πŸ’š
Donovan Stoudamire showed his favorite ram lamb, Lightning. He did a great job holding onto the halter as they made their way around the ring. πŸ’š
Wyatt Ihde, assisted Lola in the ring as she showed his goat, Melanie. They made the best show team of the day πŸ’š
Ian Bates stepped in to assist Donovan when his buddy had to leave to go show her turkey.πŸ’š
And McKenzie McCoy assisted two exhibitors on Sunday, earning her the Over all Best Buddy award for the event!! πŸ’š
Allison King took 1st in her class for peewee dog showmanshipπŸ’š
And Rosalie took 2nd in her class for peewee dog showmanship.πŸ’š Way to go girls!!
On Wednesday, Wyatt Ihde showed his dairy goat in two classes and then again in the costume contest tonight as a 🐝 and 🐝 keeper. πŸ’š
Stylz Stoudamire borrowed Melanie and showed her in the peewee class for the very first time and did a great job holding her head up. πŸ’š
Waylan Ihde showed his dairy goat, Bella, in the peewee showmanship class and won first place in his heat and then again over all for the class. πŸ’š
Jake Ihdes boer goat was unfortunately DQ for a suspicious lump, but Jake's attitude towards the situation was admirable. πŸ’šπŸ€πŸ’š

4-H Making the Best Better. Way to go McKinley!! You make me such a proud leader!!

10/05/2026

Tonight is our October general club meeting at 6:30pm. 530 n Parkway Fresno 93728. If you are interested in joing our club but arent able to attend tonight's meeting, here is the link and information on how to get signed up. Our club is open to all youth ages 5 to 19 in Fresno County. Our desire is to meet our members where they are and give them the safe space to learn and grow and find community.

$72 Youth enrollment fee

Step 5: Submit program fees. You cannot submit program fee payments through the 4-H enrollment system. Please work with your Unit Leader or UCCE 4-H office to pay enrollment fees. Fees may be partially or entirely waived up to $72, if financial assistance is necessary.

2026-2027 Youth Fee Waiver Form

Step 6: Get activated. Once your county 4-H office receives the completed enrollment and enrollment fees, they can update you in the enrollment system. Please check your Household email for an enrollment confirmation. If you filled out a paper enrollment form, you will have to check directly with county staff at 559-241-7519 or [email protected] for your membership status.

Once your membership is made Active, you can start participating in 4-H events and activities! Families visiting for observation purposes are welcome, however hands on activity requires ACTIVE status enrollment.

10/05/2026

Yesterday McKinley 4-H shined during the 1st Annual Big Fresno Fair Adaptive Lifestock Show. We had 9 adult volunteers, 9 youth members and a handful of club parents present and helping with various tasks along the way. Each person was so important to the absolute success of the show. Honorable mentions go to Lisa Bee and Taylor Dunshee for sitting on the planning committee and seeing all the little details through. To the Ihde family for helping with all of the practices, letting them use their goats and specifically for Wyatt's role as a fantastic buddy!! To our club Momic, Leann Anderson Torrey, who helps fill in wherever she is needed, like running to the store last minute for more fidgets and water bottles. To Monique Michelle for saving the day with her quick turn around on specialty shirts and to our special needs showman who prompted our club to start this show in the first place. Last but certainly not least, to McKenzie who won the award for Top Buddy of the day. The judges noted how well she interacted with her exhibitors and how she stepped in to help another exhibitor when their buddy wasnt available. 4-H Making the Best Better.
I also want to say a huge Thank You to the youth and adults who volunteered their time from Sierra 4-H, Reedley 4-H, Madera 4-H, Blossom Trail 4-H, Fresno State, and Fresno-Central FFA. Our community is blessed to have you in it!! πŸ’šπŸ€πŸ’š

We had a team of members from our club who decided to enter the Feature Booth contest this year. The theme is Find Your ...
09/30/2026

We had a team of members from our club who decided to enter the Feature Booth contest this year. The theme is Find Your Adventure. Their take on that was a pirates treasure map that leads them to the treasure of Resilience, Confidence, Friendships, Responsibility, Teamwork, Confidence.. by visiting the stops on the map, ie, their project meetings for livestock, reptiles, cooking, sewing, communication, arts and craft, ect.

They had a great plan, but the Amazon package with most of their supplies did not show up in time. On day 2 of the install, it became apparent that they needed to shift their plan a bit. So they painted old wooden Jenga blocks to look like the gold bricks that would go in their treasure chest. They send an adult to the store to find replacement jewels and anything they may be able to use to pull off the original idea. The adult came back with butcher paper, that they used for the background, small cardboard boxes, paint supplies, and a wooden crate that they used for the storage crates and some dollar store greenery that they turned into a palm tree using the cardboard tube from the butcher paper roll. Its not the prettiest feature booth they've ever done, but the jewels they acquired through the process are priceless. The major lesson was, time management and ordering supplies a lot sooner. πŸ₯° 4-H Learn By Doing. πŸ€πŸ’šπŸ€

09/30/2026

Fair season is upon us. All of the still exhibit entries have been dropped off for judging. The final prep work for livestock exhibits is happening this week. Saturday morning is the rabbit and pigeon shows at the Fresno Fair grounds. If you're interested in what those shows are all about, entry for spectators is free and so is parking. Come check them out and cheer on the youth exhibitors. Then Sunday morning poultry exhibits go in and the two days of judging begins. The 1st Annual Big Fresno Fair Adaptive Livestock show will begin closer to noon, if you'd like to come cheer those exhibitors on and then in the afternoon closer to 3pm the dog show will take place. This is a great weekend to see our youth exhibitors in action, showing off their skills in the various show rings. πŸ€πŸ’šπŸ€

Last Sunday we had 8 adults and 6 youth members from our club, help out at the Fresno Fair, Love Your Fairgrounds Workda...
09/30/2026

Last Sunday we had 8 adults and 6 youth members from our club, help out at the Fresno Fair, Love Your Fairgrounds Workday. Funny enough this is the only picture I got from that day πŸ˜† Our club split up into two teams and tackled two seperate painting tasks. We also helped remove staples, freshen up two of the barn entryways and wash out an abundance of paint brushes, rollers and trays. 4-H, Making the Best, Better! πŸ’šπŸ€πŸ’š

We had the most magical time today at our second livestock encounter for our special needs friends in the community! We ...
09/28/2026

We had the most magical time today at our second livestock encounter for our special needs friends in the community! We were joined by both new and familiar faces and are so proud of each and every one of these kiddos who we get to watch overcome their own personal challenges and excel in the show ring. Seeing the smiles on their faces as they unlock new skills is priceless. We cannot wait to cheer on and celebrate those who will be participating in the Big Fresno Fair Adaptive Livestock Show next Sunday!πŸ€βœ¨

09/23/2026

McKinley 4-H is excited to put on another Livestock Encounter, this Sunday, September 27th. The purpose of this encounter is to give special needs families in our community the opportunity to meet some of the animals that will be exhibited at the Fresno Fair this year, in the1st Annual Special Needs Adaptive Lifestock Show. Families can come meet the animals, meet some of our buddies, and learn some showing techniques. Families and exhibitors do not have to be signed up in a show at the Fresno Fair to come join this event, however it is a great opportunity for those who are signed up for the upcoming special needs show, to get some last minute practice in before the big day. This is also a great place to start if you've been wondering if your child would be interested in joining a livestock project through one of our Fresno County 4-H clubs. We will be offering two sessions on Sunday. 11-12 and 12-1. Please reach out to choose a session and we will send you the address at that time.

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3585 N. Blythe
Fresno, CA
93722

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+15597762115

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