Summit County 4-H

What Summit County 4-H Offers

September 1st marks the new 4-H year, meaning your club data and enrollment information needs to be updated. Updating now helps ensure you are ready for upcoming summer activities.

Members are encouraged to join a chartered club. Utah 4-H recognizes chartered clubs with at least five members from three or more families. Chartered clubs provide youth with the strongest traditional 4-H experience and are required for participation in many state activities, including contests and livestock shows.

Summary

• All youth and adult leaders need to re-enroll through ZSuite.
• If you are part of a chartered club, register under your club name.
• If your club qualifies but is not listed, contact staff before registering.
• If you are part of a family club, register as Summit County Family Club.
• If you need help finding a club, register as “I don’t know what club I am in.”

Benefits of Chartered Clubs

• Eligible for Jr. Livestock educational requirements.
• Access to curriculum resources such as Discover 4-H.
• Quality Assurance opportunities.
• Positive youth development experiences.
• Leadership and social opportunities.
• Helps staff identify active clubs.
• Supports USDA compliance requirements.
• Eligibility for grant funding.