White County Extension Office

The Gordon County 4-H program, part of the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension, is a positive youth development organization dedicated to equipping K-12 students with essential knowledge, life skills, and attitudes necessary for becoming self-sufficient and contributing members of society. With nearly 1,800 enrolled youth and 60 trained adult volunteers, 4-H provides a supportive environment for personal growth, community engagement, and skill-building through various educational programs and activities.

Core to the 4-H experience are the Four H's: Head, Heart, Hands, and Health, encapsulated in a pledge that fosters a commitment to clear thinking, loyalty, service, and healthy living. The program offers a diverse array of opportunities, including clubs, camps, competitions, and community service initiatives, allowing youth to explore their passions while making a meaningful impact on their communities and beyond.

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