Prince William County 4-H Youth Program of Virginia Cooperative Extension
Linda King, 4-H Extension Agent & Program Director
Cindy Puryear, 4-H Program Manager
MaryBeth Lerch, 4-H Youth Educator
Sharon Race, 4-H Youth Education Program Coordinator
8033 Ashton Avenue, Suite 105
Manassas, VA 20109-8202
703-792-6286

Immediate Upcoming Activities for 2011-2012
  • May 24, Thurs. Graduating 4-H Seniors Dinner Olive Garden
  • June 25-28 State 4-H Congress VA Tech, Blacksburg
  • July 9th State Horse Show Meeting at 4-H Office (see requirements below for state show)
  • July 23-27 Pr Wm. /Stafford Junior Camp Northern VA 4-H Center, Front Royal
  • August 10-28 PWC Fair, 4-H Children’s Barn Prince William County Fairgrounds, Manassas
  • August 13-17 M-F Fair Day Camp at Prince William County Fairgrounds, Manassas
    and the PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY FAIR!!
    Information on tickets and activities (.zip file with several pdf docs enclosed)
  • Sept.4th Tuesday Due: Portfolios, Award and Outstanding Member, Secretary & Treasurer Books  4-H Office, Manassas
  • Sept. 4th, 2012 President’s Volunteer Service Tracking Deadline On-Line
  • TBA Recognition Day 2012
  • Sept. 11, Tuesday 4-H Council McCoart Building, Occoquan Room 7PM – 8:30
  • September 22nd, 2012 - Leader Kickoff Meeting at the Manassas Church of the Brethren, Manassas, VA, (More details to be announced at a later date.). You won’t want to miss this opportunity to network with other club leaders and gather insight on creative ideas for new projects and leadership development for the youth in your club!

Club Web Sites

Club Management

Member Packet Forms

Parent / Leader Packet Forms

Junior Officer Resources

Junior Camp Counselor Application and Information

Prince William Co. Horse Project Selection Committee for State Horse Show Entries:
This committee serves to review and sign entries to the District and State Horse Show which includes checking that requirements have been met by the 4-H members.

  • Cindy Puryear, Co-Chairperson (4-H Program Manager) (cpuryear@pwcgov.org)
  • Sandy Arnold, Co-Chairperson (arnoldwebcreations@yahoo.com)

Club Leader Required Forms

4-H Club Charter Documents (required as of Dec. 2008)

Club Resources

Fashion Revue Docs:

Presentation Resources:

Website Resource Links

4-H Finances

4-H Promotion

Awards

Prince William 4-H Council
(see calendar for meeting dates - all leaders and parents are welcome to attends, plus any 4-Her that wants certification for serving on the council must attend a minimum of 3 meetings for the year)

PWC Leader's Blog

PWC FACEBOOK

Sign up for Pr. Wm. Co. E-notifications on 4-H Events

PWC 4-H Website: County hosted

PWC 4-H Website: State hosted


PWC 4-H Calendar
Last Updated 2/22/12

Support Our Partners as they Support Us:

See live Calendar below

Prince Wm. Co. 4-H Quarterly Newsletter

PWC 4-H CALENDAR


Newsletter-Winter09.PDF


PWC 4-H STATS SNAPSHOT


NUMBER OF SERVICES PROVIDED BY 4-H STAFF
Our volunteers total 675 donating 47,060 hours of service. Our total 4-H youth enrolled for 2010 was 42,563

  1. Character Counts program at schools
  2. Nutrition Program 4-H "Get Fit, That's It"
  3. Safe at Home, Safe Alone program at schools
  4. State Competition procedures and enrollments
  5. All-Star 4-H awards program
  6. Community Service support (see community service list)
  7. Various individual Project support, contacts, publications, training
  8. After-school 4-H Project programs
  9. In-school Project programs (i.e., embryology project)
  10. Annual Fund Raising - $5,732 profit which supports co. programs
  11. Recognition Day
  12. Jr. Camp
  13. Fair Camp
  14. Co. Fair Exhibits
  15. Children's Barn at Co. Fair
  16. District Competitions
  17. Fashion Revue
  18. District Leader's Conference
  19. Co. Leader Kick-off
  20. National 4-H Week
  21. Presentation Day
  22. Project Day
  23. Share-the-Fun Talent Show
  24. State Capitol Day
  25. State Congress
  26. Portfolio Training
  27. Presentation Day Training
  28. Junior Officer Training
  29. District Adult Volunteer Training
  30. Community Leader Training
  31. Project Leader Training
  32. Adult Volunteers
  33. Annual 4-H Enrollments
  34. New Club Establishments
  35. District Council Representation
  36. Program Curriculum development
  37. Seasonal Newsletters distributed to members
  38. County-wide sponsored embryology project supervision and sponsorship

If you can think of more items to add to this list please email Sandy Arnold at 4arnolds@gmail.com. We use this list as a reminder to our members and the community what our wonderful 4-H staff provides to support our clubs and the 4-H Program. 

6,533 youth served in 2009

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