Average Joe's 4-H Club

Welcome To The Average Joe's 4-H Club Website

The Average Joe's 4-H Club is host to members from Palm Harbor to Largo. Our members are anything but average. This is our 6th year as a club. We meet once a month outdoors at Hammock Park in Dunedin for our business meetings and project work. We also participate in community service work and 4-H events as they come up. One of our main focuses has been on Parliamentary Procedure and the members being responsible for holding officer positions and accepting the duties that go along with that post. We welcome members from age 5 - 18. (4-H age is based on your age as of September 1st). We invite and encourage you and your family to visit our club meeting or any of the events coming up. We would also welcome any parental involvement. Check out our calendar of events. Please don't feel overwhelmed with the number of events on the Calendar. These are opportunities to be involved with 4-H. They are not required. It is required to do project work. The Average Joe's complete a project as a group at our monthly meetings - which makes the monthly meetings very important to participate in. Youth are encouraged to choose their own project to work on outside of the club project. Please browse the project catalog located here: http://florida4h.org/projects/index.shtml

4-H Meaning, Pledge and Motto

4-H signifies the equal training of the head, heart, hands and health.
4-H Pledge
"I pledge...My head to clearer thinking. My heart to greater loyalty. My hands to larger service, and
My health to better living. For my club, my community, my country, and my world."
4-H Motto "To make the best better."

Average Joe's 4-H Club Meetings
Held monthly at
Hammock Park
1900 San Mateo Drive
Dunedin, Florida 34698

Florida 4-H is 100 Years Strong!

The 4-H Youth Development Program is part of the University of Florida IFAS Extension. All programs are open to all persons regardless of race, color, age, sex, handicap, or national origin. For more information on joining a 4-H group in your area, contact your local county extension office or visit the Florida 4-H website at www.florida4h.org