KENAI PENINSULA 4-H
43961 K-Beach Road, Suite A
Soldotna, Alaska 99669
907-262-5824
Office Hours: Monday-Friday
8 am - 5 pm
Lunch Closure: 12:30 - 1:30
Kenai Peninsula Faculty and Staff
CASSY RANKIN - 4-H PROGRAM ASSISTANT
CASEY MATNEY - AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE AGENT
LINDA TANNEHILL - HEALTH HOME & FAMILY / 4-H AGENT
AMORETTE PAYMENT- NUTRITION EDUCATOR
VICKI HEINZ- OFFICE MANAGER
ENROLL ONLINE AT: WWW.alaska4h.org
YOUTH ARE NOT OFFICIALLY ENROLLED UNTIL
4-H dues are paid for the year:
$25.OO Regular Member
$26.00 Horse Member
Payment can be made online using a credit card
or at the Extension Office using cash or check
Located at 43961 K-Beach Rd, Suite A
Soldotna, AK 99669
Become a 4-H Volunteer Leader!
4-H Leaders need to sign up every year
Background checks for all leaders are done
statewide every 3 years
Mail or bring your completed background check form and fee to the District Office you wish to be a leader in.
Background checks for all leaders are done
statewide every 3 years
Mail or bring your completed background check form and fee to the District Office you wish to be a leader in.
Required 4-H Leadership Training
Kenai Peninsula 2019-20 4-H Club List:
Homer 4-H Alls : Homer
Horse & Livestock Unlimited: Sterling
Funky Farmers: Nikiski
Fuzzy Wuzzy Fiber: Nikiski
North Road Rangers: Nikiski
(North Road Rangers has reached full capacity for the 2019-20 year)
Northwind Riders: Nikiski
Peninsula Pioneers: District Wide
Seward Sea Otters: Seward
Trailblazers: Ninilchik
New clubs are forming in the 2019-20 Year!
2019 4-H Photos
4-H Activities on the Kenai Peninsula
Plan your 4-H Year- SAVE THESE DATES
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Leaders: Charter Your 4-H ClubTo use the 4-H Clover Logo or organization name, "4-H," a club must first become chartered and recognized by the UAF Cooperative Extension Service as an official Club.
An important part of chartering a 4-H Club is completing and submitting the document called , "Club Order of Operations." To view a template of a typical club, "Order of Operations," please click the document link below. 
2018-19 Kenai Peninsula 4-H District Council Board MembersPresident: Maya Johnson
Vice-President: Faith Tanner Treasurer: Becky Uta Secretary: Elora Reichert Informational Officer: Jonathan Loop The 4-H District Council is the chartered volunteer Leadership Organization of the Kenai Peninsula. Elected annually, Council officers are responsible for planning and managing district fundraisers and events designed to build the 4-H community, support leaders and provide opportunities for youth and adults to expand their 4-H involvement at the local, state, national and international levels. All enrolled youth participants and approved 4-H Volunteer Leaders are eligible to serve on the District Council, and 4-H Clubs are encouraged to send a voting representative to the Council's monthly meetings.
Kenai Peninsula
Junior Market Livestock Advisory Board 2018-19: President: Gracie Rankin Vice President: Colton Rankin Treasurer: Marie Heft Secretary: Elora Reichert Informational Officer: Jonathan Loop Youth Members at Large: Evelyn Reichert, Tina Uta Adult Members at Large: Holly Malone/Casey Loop JML Superintendents & Support: Master Superintendent: Rob Barto Beef Super: Holly Malone Sheep/Goat Super: Katie Reichert Swine Super: Rob Barto Poultry Super: Cat Nelson/Katie Cooper Rabbit Super: Casey Loop Auction Committee: Paul and Shonia Werner 4-H Program Assistant: Cassy Rankin Kenai Peninsula District Council ScholarshipQ: Are you interested in attending a state, National or International 4-H event, activity or competition?
Q: Are you a current youth or adult member of the Kenai Peninsula District 4-H Program? If you answered YES to both of these questions you are eligible to apply for a Kenai Peninsula District 4-H Council Scholarship! Just click this link, fill out the attached form and attend the Council's next monthly meeting to make your funding request. Click the following link to view a copy of the Kenai Peninsula 4-H Council's governing document.
4-H Divisions
K - Grade 2: Cloverbuds (if you are 5, 6, or 7 by August 15 and in Kindergarten, 1st or 2nd Grade) Grades 3 - 5: Junior (If you are 8 by August 15 and are in 3rd, 4th or 5th Grade) Grades 6 - 8: Intermediate (If you are in 6th, 7th or 8th Grade) Grades 9 - 12: Senior ( If you are in 9th, 10th, 11th, or 12th Grade) | ||
Cassy Rankin
4-H Program Assistant
crankin4@alaska.edu
UA is an AA/EO employer and educational institution and prohibits illegal discrimination against any individual: www.alaska.edu/nondiscrimination/
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Updated -01.17.20 VH
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