Meeting Day: Second Thursday Each Month

Meeting Time: 6:00 PM

Meeting Location: Pittsfield Town Hall, 4862 Kunesh North, Green Bay, WI 54313

Club Leaders: Molly Krejcarek 715-923-8717 mollyabel1987@gmail.com

Melissa Motiff 920-609-1126 mbmotiff@gmail.com

About Us: The Anston Country Squires get involved in a number of projects including Animal Sciences (beef, dairy, goats, horses, dogs, poultry, rabbits, swine), crops, gardening, foods, art appreciation, photography, LEGO, welding, woodworking, leadership, community service, sewing, taxidermy; members also involved in Shooting Sports and Cloverbuds. For fun, we like to do arts and crafts, field trips/tours, guest educational speakers, outdoor games, potlucks/picnics, bowling, ice skating, and more. The club likes to give make to the community through a variety of efforts: food drives, care packages to troops/children’s hospital, park clean up, BINGO with elderly residents, donations to animal shelters, food stands, and bell ringing. We encourage you to come check us out!

Meeting Day: First Meeting Thursday, November 12, 2026;
Future Meetings TBD

Meeting Time: 6:00 PM

Meeting Location: Brown County Central Library, Meeting Room 1 (lower level/basement), 515 Pine St, Green Bay, WI 54301

Club Leaders: Marjorie Stordeur; Interested in joining? Complete the intereste surve below and the club leader will follow up with you.

About Us: Welcome to Brown County 4-H’s first-ever Backyard Poultry Club! Our first meeting will be Thursday, November 12, from 6–7 PM at the Brown County Library (Central Branch Meeting Room 1 in the lower level/basement). This will be a fun, informal gathering where we can get to know each other, talk about our feathered friends, and brainstorm ideas for the club! We’re hoping to make this club as kid-led as possible, so we’d love for members to help decide what we learn, create, and explore together. What should you bring? Just yourselves! If you’d like, bring a photo of your favorite chicken, duck, or other poultry to share with the group. Don’t have poultry yet? No problem! All experience levels are welcome. We can’t wait to meet everyone and get this club off the ground!

Meeting Day: Fourth Monday Each Month, September-May

Meeting Time: 5:30 PM

Meeting Location: Brown County STEM Innovation Center, 2019 Technology Way, Rm 136, Green Bay, WI 54311

Club Leader: Anne Zalubowski 920-660-5523 azalubowski30@gmail.com

About Us: Cloverbuds is for youth 5K thru 2nd grade. They meet throughout the year and do different arts and crafts, go on fire station tours, meet baby animals and have different demonstrations throughout the year. This allows youth to explore all that 4-H has to offer!

Meeting Day: Third Tuesday Each Month

Meeting Time: 6:00 PM

Meeting Location: New Denmark Town Office, 5531 West Town Hall Road, Denmark, WI 54208

Club Leader: Heather Novak 906-290-2424 hlhubbard@gmail.com

About Us: As a club, we talk about what the members want to try and look for opportunities to learn more or spark interests in something new. Club meetings can include seasonal arts and crafts, outdoor activities, crafting fishing lures and hosting guest speakers or going on educational field experiences. Denmark Red Lightning gives back to the community by doing yard work, making holiday cards and Christmas caroling, volunteering at the 4-H Fair Food Stand, and more!

Meeting Day: Second Sunday Each Month

Meeting Time: 3:30 PM

Meeting Location: Village of Bellevue Community Center, 1811 Allouez Avenue, Green Bay, WI 54311

Club Leader: Anne Zalubowski 920-660-5523 azalubowski30@gmail.com

About Us: Friendly Fields enjoys all different project areas including, but not limited to, food and nutrition, leather crafts, dairy cows and swine. They give back to the community through food stands, bell ringing, and making holiday cards and gifts. Throughout the year, they participate in arts and crafts, sledding and guest speakers. Be sure to come and check us out! 

Meeting Day: Third Monday Each Month

Meeting Time: 7:15 PM

Meeting Location: Immanuel Lutheran Church, 3735 Shirley Road, De Pere, WI 54115

Club Leaders: Kelly Ruddat 920-632-8630 | Erin Wittig 920-413-2302

About Us: Glenmore 4-H club meets every month exploring different arts and crafts, cross country skiing, escape rooms, potlucks and snowshoeing among other fun activities. We also like to give back to the community through food drives, roadside and community clean up, bake sales and booyah sales. If interested in joining in the fun, please reach out to our club! 

Meeting Day: Second Monday Each Month

Meeting Time: 6:30 PM

Meeting Location: St Clare Parish, 2218 Day Street, Greenleaf, WI 54126; School Basement

Club Leaders: Amy Vande Hey 920-639-0502 | Jean Jack 920-540-5582

About Us: The 4-H motto is “Learning by Doing” and club members and their families do this in a variety of ways. Community service, project work, and fundraising are the major activities done throughout the year. Members and their families can be seen in the community bell ringing, food drives, picnic clean up, breakfast on the farm help, making holiday cards/gifts, highway cleanup. A yearly brat fry helps to fund general expenses, community donations, and educational activities for the club.

In addition to community service and fiscal responsibility, members select projects which interest them. Volunteer project leaders meet with youth and share their knowledge to help youth learn skills for life. Exhibiting this project work at the fair is the highlight of the 4-H year.

Our club is very strong in the animal science (beef, sheep, and chickens) and cultural arts project areas-music, drama, and public speaking. We are always looking for adult project leaders who would like to share their special talents with youth. So if you have an interest in joining the club or would like more information about becoming a project leader, please contact Amy Vande Hey or Jean Jack.

Meeting Day: Third Monday Each Month

Meeting Time: 6:15 PM

Meeting Location: Ledgeview Fire Station No. 2, 1445 Swan Road, De Pere, WI 54115

Club Leader: Rachel VanDeurzen 920-362-6318

About Us: The Happy Valley 4-H Club has approximately 20 youth members and amazing parent volunteers. As a club, we enjoy breaking the boundaries in 4-H by being invested in helping the youth explore new experiences within our club. We enjoy fun events such as a meeting on the farm for June Dairy Month, spring hayride at Maple Sweet Dairy and a day to celebrate all of our accomplishments within the club that the youth plan. Our youth lead club meetings, perform service projects for local families, participate in the watershed cleanup and create cards for local nursing homes. The 4-H families come together every month not only to conduct club business, but to open up by creating friendships for years to come. We are proud of our club and all of the activities that they plan and participate in within our community while giving back. To learn more about our club, please contact our leader for additional information. We invite you to be a guest at our next meeting to see how amazing our club really is. Happy 4-Hers are at Happy Valley!

Meeting Day: Third Tuesday Each Month

Meeting Time: 6:30 PM

Meeting Location: Debroux Park Shelter, 2900 Brighton Place, Bellevue, WI 54311

Club Leaders: Joann VandenAvond 920-606-0522 | Karen DuBois 920-863-3386

Meeting Day: Second Friday Each Month

Meeting Time: 1:00 PM

Meeting Location: Kress Family Library Branch (Basement Meeting Room), 333 N Broadway, De Pere, WI 54115

Club Leaders: Lisa Hubbard Jeffandlisahubbard@yahoo.com

About Us: The Legacy Builders 4-H Club’s founding families all homeschool and that’s why we meet at 1pm the second Friday of the month at the Brown County Library – Kress Family Branch in De Pere. As a club, we want to bring up future leaders, giving the youth many opportunities to lead. Our meetings are run by youth officers and our education is often directed by youth club members. We serve our community through service projects planned by the youth throughout the year. We learn through hands on education and sharing our skills with one another. We build friendships by working together and enjoying club outings planned by the youth. A highlight of the club year is the Creative Arts Festival. Club members work together and/or as individuals to perform in speech, music, and drama. At the fair members show projects of all kinds, lots of rabbits and a variety of animals, and members working together in the food stand. Please reach out to the club leader with any questions or for more information.

Meeting Day: Second Sunday Each Month

Meeting Time: 4:00 PM

Meeting Location: Lawrence Town Hall, 2400 Shady Court, De Pere, WI 54115

Club Leaders: Lisa Ostrenga 920-471-3864 lisa.ostrenga3@gmail.com | Carrie Ostroski 920-619-4615 costroski1@gmail.com

About Us: The Lost Dauphin 4H Club holds most monthly meetings on second Sunday on each month at 4 pm. May meeting is 1st Sunday of the month. Most meetings are at Lawrence Town Hall. Many of our members are involved in a variety of projects including beef and culinary arts. Our club is also involved in Creative Arts Festival with drama, multimedia, speaking and music, as well as the annual Game Day basketball and bean bag tournaments.

One of the goals of the club is to be active in community service by ringing bells for Salvation Army and hosting a Christmas party at a local nursing home for the residents.

Meeting Day: Third Monday Each Month

Meeting Time: 7:00 PM

Meeting Location: Morrison Town Hall, 3792 Park Road, Greenleaf, WI 54126

Club Leaders: Cindy Ossmann 920-619-4030 cossmann1@gmail.com

Colleen Loppnow 920-374-0549 gbpkfan@bugnet.net

About Us: The Morrison 4-H Club began in 1939 and has been in existence for over 70 years. We currently have over 40 youth members in our club. As a club we have monthly meetings led by our officers, participate in many fun and educational activities, have guest speakers, offsite club tours, and serve our community in different ways each year. We continue to encourage leadership and “Learning by Doing” in our youth members. We are always open and welcome to new ideas, new leaders and volunteers, and new youth members. Check us out on the Morrison 4-H Facebook!

Meeting Day: Quarterly activity days on a Saturday; new meeting/activity days will be announced via email

Meeting Time: 10am-3pm

Meeting Location: Brown County STEM Innovation Center, 2019 Technology Way, Green Bay, WI 54311

Club Leaders: Jon Hill 920-391-4653 jon.hill@wisc.edu

About Us: Calling all military families! Are you ready to help build something from the ground up?

Our brand-new 4-H club officially kicked off on January 10, 2026. Our activity days have been filled with cooking, archery, 3-D printing, and crafts. Now, we need your help to shape our future. Because this club is just starting, new members have the unique opportunity to decide which projects we take on next.

If you are a youth with a parent, guardian, caregiver, or sibling in the military and want to lead the way, we want you here. More details are coming soon, but you can secure your spot or ask questions today by contacting Club Leader Jon Hill.

Meeting Day: Third Tuesday Each Month

Meeting Time: TBD

Meeting Location: Brown County STEM Innovation Center, 2019 Technology Way, Green Bay, WI 54311

Club Leader: Jon Hill 920-391-4653 jon.hill@wisc.edu

About Us: Calling all future engineers and tech enthusiasts! Are you ready to build, program, and bring your imagination to life? Our brand-new Brown County 4-H Robotics Club is officially kicking off, and we want you to be part of the foundation.

Whether you are completely new to coding or a seasoned builder, this club offers an action-packed, hands-on journey into the world of robotics using LEGO® kits. Because our club is just starting, new members have the unique opportunity to help shape our future, team up on exciting design challenges, and decide which engineering projects we take on next. If you are a Brown County youth ready to problem-solve, innovate, and lead the way, we want you here.
More details are coming soon, but you can secure your spot or ask questions today by contacting Jon Hill.

Meeting Day: Second Monday Each Month

Meeting Time: 6:30 PM (Winter) | 7:00 PM (Summer)

Meeting Location: Rockland Town Hall, 1712 Bob-Bea-Jan Road, De Pere, WI 54115

Club Leader: Darlene Simoens 920-336-1036 | Mary VanDyck 920-609-1478

Projects: Culture arts, clothing, dogs, crops, cloverbuds, woodworking, leadership, shooting sports, food and nutrition, photography, poultry, rabbits, vegetables and ceramics.

Recreation: Amusement Park, Arts and Crafts, Cooking/Baking/Decorating, Team Sport (Volleyball, Kickball, Softball, etc.), Demonstration, Guest Speaker, Shooting Sports

Community Activities: Food Drives, Making Holiday Cards/Gifts, Care Packages, Homeless Shelter Packages; Bake Sales, Food Stands, Fleece Tie Blankets for Christmas, Electronics Recycle Dri

Meeting Day: Select Saturdays (January through May)

Meeting Time: Times Vary

Meeting Location: De Pere Sportsmen’s Club, 3623 Club Drive, De Pere, WI 54115

Club Leader:
Adam Hock 920-371-4158
Amy Leiterman 920-680-4446
bc4hsswi@gmail.com

About Us: The Brown County 4-H Shooting Sports club teaches youth ages 9 (must be in 3rd grade) to 19, as of January 1st of the current 4-H year, the fundamentals of air rifle, archery, shotgun, air pistol and wildlife ecology in a safe structures environment. 

Club meetings are held on Saturdays, twice a month, from January through May at the De Pere Sportsmen’s Club indoor range. Meetings are led by state certified 4-H shooting sports leaders, along with 4-H youth junior leaders. 

New members to the 4-H Shooting Sports Club, along with a parent/guardian are required to attend one (1) mandatory orientation meeting in the fall of the 4-H year. Orientation meetings will be announced in the Brown County 4-H newsletter or by forwarding your email information to bc4hsswi@gmail.com. Review club forms and range safety rules will be covered at the orientation meetings. BECAUSE THE CLUB STRIVES ON THE SAFETY MEASURES IN PLACE, FAILURE TO ATTEND AN ORIENTATION MEETING WILL RESULT IN NOT BEING ABLE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE RELAY PORTION (ACTUAL FIREARM HANDLING) OF THE SEASON.  

The primary function of our club is to promote safety, discipline, and respect not only to firearms, but for people as well. These traits are useful in the sportsman environment as well as personal lives. 

* Ages: 9 (and in 3rd grade) to 19 as of January 1, 2026. For example, to enroll in the 2025-26 4-H year, the youth must be in 3rd grade for the 2025-26 school year and 9 years old prior to January 1, 2026.

Meeting Day: Second Tuesday Each Month

Meeting Time: 6:00 PM

Meeting Location: Suamico United Methodist Church, 3266 Lakeview Drive, Suamico, WI 54313

Club Leader: Lois VanZeeland 920-662-0638

Projects: Culture arts, Cloverbuds/exploring, foods and nutrition, photography, shooting sports, and youth leadership.

Recreation: Arts and crafts, food prep: cooking/baking/decorating, hiking, shooting sports.

Community Activities: Making holiday cards/gifts, food drive, bell ringing, bake sales, food stands.

Meeting Day: Every Wednesday (April-July)

Meeting Time: 6:00-9:00 PM

Meeting Location: Brown County Fairgrounds, 1500 Ft Howard Ave, De Pere, WI 54115 (North Show/Rabbit Barn)

Club Co-Leader (Training): Open Volunteer Position bc4htailwaggerswi@gmail.com
Club Co-Leader (Clerical): Sarah Kinate
Club Treasurer: Angela Duckart 920-680-9001

Club Events

These class dates are contingent on filling the open club leader position. If a co-club leader is not found by March 31, 2027, this club/project will be placed on hiatus.

If you are interested in having the Tailwaggers 4-H Club do an exhibition of obedience and agility for your club, business, or program, please contact the club leader.

Meeting Day: Second Sunday Each Month

Meeting Time: 3:00 PM (Cloverbud/5K-2nd Grade) 4:00 PM (Junior/Grade 3 and Up)

Meeting Location: Alleluia Lutheran Church, 6725 Elmro Road, Greenleaf, WI 54126

Club Leader: Angela Wiese, 920-264-3126, angdanwiese@hotmail.com

About Us: Our Statement of Purpose says, “We strongly promote a fun and learning environment for 4-H members. We encourage members to participate and become involved in 4-H activities . . .” This mission has helped guide the Wrightstown 4-H Club which is now in its 62nd year of serving area youth.

Throughout the year, our members participate in Drama Fest, Basketball, Christmas Caroling, Speaking Fest, Music Fest, Community Service Projects, the promotion of June Dairy Month, individual projects, and many other activities. And, of course, the Brown County Fair in August is still the main event each year for our members.

Because of our excellent club project leadership, our members have taken projects as varied as cake decorating, maple syruping, photography, woodworking, crafts, animals, sewing, ceramics, rocketry, and many things in between. While participating in these activities, the members are learning skills that can lead to a rewarding hobby or even a challenging career.

Everyone looks forward to the fun-filled, educational, and rewarding experiences each new 4-H year brings for our members and their families. And “families” is the key word. The Wrightstown 4-H Club stresses family participation in all activities. The family oriented philosophy has guided our club for over a half century and will continue being our focus going forward.

Meeting Day: Second Tuesday Each Month

Meeting Time: 5:30-6:30 PM

Meeting Location: YWCA Greater Green Bay, 230 S Madison St, Green Bay, WI 54301

Club Leader: Jon Hill, 920-391-4653, jon.hill@wisc.edu

About Us: The YWCA Greater Green Bay is a proud partner of our local Brown County 4-H program. We offer a community-based 4-H experience that’s open to youth in grades K–12. This welcoming and inclusive program is a great way for youth of all backgrounds to explore their interests, develop life skills, and make new friends. Best of all, no prior 4-H experience is required!

We meet on the second Tuesday of each month at the YWCA. Each session features a new theme or hands-on activity ranging from science and art to leadership, community service, cooking, and more. Whether it’s coding a robot, creating a healthy snack, or learning how to give back to the community, every meeting helps youth learn, grow, and thrive.