4-H is a community of young people across America who are learning leadership, citizenship, and life skills offered through a variety of settings: Clubs, schools, day camps, overnight camps, afterschool, and other learning environments. 4-H gives kids and teens opportunities to experience life skills and to practice them in a safe environment with caring adults. There are many project areas to fit all interests, not just agriculture. Best of all 4-H is Free* to all members!
Most clubs meet 1-2 times per month, year-round, Club leaders set their own meeting times and locations.
To join a 4-H club contact a 4-H club leader or N.C. Cooperative Extension of Pitt County office at (252) 902-1712 or lsdail2@ncsu.edu. You can also connect by filling out our 4-H Interest form below.
Pitt County 4-H Clubs 2026
East Carolina
East Carolina 4-H club is a general interest club, however, they do have strong ties to entomology related projects!
Age: All ages, 5-18
Meeting Day & Time: Fridays, 9–11 a.m., once a month
Meeting Location: Sheppard Memorial Library or Pitt County Ag Center
Club Focus: Entomology, and varied projects
Contact: Dorothy Suedbeck, greenacres3459@aol.com
-On Hiatus- Not Accepting New Members
Mane Challengers
Mane Challengers' main focus is livestock, however, youth participate in a variety of 4-H events and are also heavily involved with leadership, community service, and citizenship projects.
Age: All ages, 5-18
Meeting Day & Time: 2nd Saturday of the month, 10 a.m.
Meeting Location: Pitt County Ag Center
Club Focus: Livestock, community service, varied projects
Contact: Jessica Henderson, 252-341-1871
*Accepting new members*
Pitt County 4-H All-Stars
All-Stars’ main focus is on civic engagement, however, youth also participate in various STEM and community service events throughout the year.
Age: 9-18
Meeting Day & Time: 2nd Sunday of the month
Meeting Location: Sheppard Memorial Library, Greenville, Room B
Club Focus: Leadership, community service, civics
Contact: Mildred Council, councilwomancouncil@gmail.com
*Accepting new members*
Pitt County 4-H Shooting Sports
PCSS is a shooting sports club that provides a learning environment for the development of knowledge and life skills in the disciplines of archery, shotgun, rifle, muzzleloaders, and pistol to youth in all areas of the county.
Age: 8-18
Meeting Day & Time: Sunday afternoons Meeting Location: Contact for location
Club Focus: Shooting sports, hunter skills, archery, etc.
Contact: Dwayne Maryott: pittcounty4hshootingsports@gmail.com
*Not Accepting new members*
Start a 4-H Club!
We welcome the opportunity for additional clubs within Pitt County! A club requires at least 5 youth from 3 different families and a caring adult volunteer. Clubs can cover a wide range of topics such as science, livestock, horses, service projects, art, etc.
Potential Club Topics:
- Photography Club
- Cloverbud Club for ages 5-7
- SPIN Club: Choose a topic and lead a club for 6 weeks instead of a full year!
- Community Club: Focused on Pitt County and the creation of a service project to be enacted throughout the year.
- Horse Club
- Shooting Sports
- Environmental Education
*There is no fee to join 4-H. Some clubs, workshops, and activities will have fees associated with them to help cover the cost of materials.
