Join the Edmonton 4-H Multi Club
Join the Edmonton 4-H Multi Club
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Hi Kids & Parents!
Registration for the Edmonton 4-H Multi Club has now CLOSED for the 2025/2026 year!
Look for an update soon from our club's content creator/historian soon.
Ignite your child’s passion for learning and leadership with 4-H Alberta! Our thriving community nurtures youth through hands-on projects in life skills, science, technology, agriculture, community involvement, and public speaking. Give them the 4-H advantage!
The 4-H motto is "Learn To Do By Doing." Projects offered, based on interest and leader availability may include: Arts and Crafts, Outdoor Pursuits, DnD gaming, Foods, Video Game Development, Woodworking and Exploring 4-H.
Contact our Club Leader at Edmonton4h@gmail.com
Projects
Projects
Members will participate in fun projects and learn through hands on experiences designed to increase knowledge, track their progress and give them a sense of accomplishment and good self-esteem.
Our city-based club is unique as we don’t offer the traditional beef, horse, and other livestock projects that many are familiar with, but instead offer a wide range of life-skills projects, based on interest & youth enrollment.
Members will meet at least once a month in a group setting with leaders to practice and master the materials.
Project Meetings are NOT held at Bellevue Community Centre, but at various locations as coordinated by project leaders. Only business meetings are held at Bellevue.
4-H is designed to be inclusive for families, allowing multiple children of different ages to participate in the same club and sometimes even at the same time. Parent involvement is also key in the success of a 4-H club.
Commitment
Along with the monthly project specific group get-togethers, commitment also includes attending one club business meeting a month (on the first Thursday of the month) following Robert's Rules of Order.
A President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer and other key positions are all filled by the youth in our club. Parents are usually in attendance at these meetings to provide guidance & support.
4-H members also must complete a record book tracking project progress & activities.
Another requirement is participation in Highway Clean Up, and Achievement Day. Our club also participates in regular fun outings like laser tag & archery, a 4-H Regional Life Skills Fair, and the 4-H Communications (Public Speaking) Competition.
More About 4-H
4-H is one of the world’s largest youth organizations, found in more than 70 countries. In Canada, 4-H was established in 1913 and now has more than 23,500 members and 7,800 volunteers. The provincial chapter was created in 1917 and the Edmonton 4-H Multi Club (previously known as Northlands 4-H Club) is now entering it’s 7th year with about 20 members.
Fun
The 4-H program offers members and their families many opportunities to get involved in their club, community, country and the world. The benefits of 4-H include fun & friends, hobbies & interests, projects, trips, scholarships & awards, and an unbiased environment for all children to get involved, no matter what their abilities and experiences are.
Membership
Membership
Junior, Intermediate & Senior:
9 to 20 years old (as of December 31, 2025)
Registration Fee: $120 plus any project costs
Cleavers Kids:
(4-H’s peewee program named after the 4-H mascot, Cleaver the Beaver) is for those between the ages of 6 to 8 years old (as of December 31, 2025)
Registration Fee: $30 plus any project costs
The 4-H year typically runs from October to June, with the exception of weather dependent projects which may extend into the summer months (ex. Outdoor Pursuits)
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