Redwood 4-H Club
Serving the Castro Valley/Hayward area
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First Club Meeting
You're invited to attend a club meeting to learn all about our Redwood 4-H Club and how to get involved in.
First Club Meeting
You're invited to attend a club meeting to learn all about our Redwood 4-H Club and how to get involved in.
2nd Thurs. Sep 11, 2025 6:30-7:30pm
Hill and Valley Club, 1808 B Street in Hayward
Typical Agenda
Typical Agenda
6:30 Welcome, Mixer & Snack
6:40 Business Program
Officer Reports
Birthdays
Announcements
6:55 Educational Program
Presentations
Guest Speaker
Educational Activity
Service Project
7:15 Recreation, Social Time & Snack
7:30 Meeting Adjourns
Club meetings are on the 2nd Thursday in Sept - May.
Parking at Hill & Valley Womens' Club
Parking at Hill & Valley Womens' Club
1808 B Street, Hayward (turn on Linden St)
1808 B Street, Hayward (turn on Linden St)
Park in marked spots only behind the building but please do not block the side of the neighbor's house
Overflow parking available in the Church lot
Ample street parking is available on Linden St
*Enrollment status as of 9/11 11:30am*
*Enrollment status as of 9/11 11:30am*
Some Full projects might still have openings. We are trying to get everyone their 1st choice. If someone who signed up before you doesn't pay or can't commit to meeting times, we will move youth off the waitlist and into the project. Please give us a week or so to sort through and send out Project assignments and your Leader's Contact info.
Projects for All Ages (5-18 years old):
Projects for All Ages (5-18 years old):
1st or 2nd Friday of the month, 6:00-7:00pm
two trips Oct 3-5 and April TBD
2nd Tuesdays 6:00-7:00pm
2-3 weekend day trips TBD
Sat Sept 20 10am-noon, future dates TBA
1st Sunday of the month, weather permitting
2nd Saturdays 10am-2pm (no April)
Spring dates TBA
1st Thursdays 5:30-7pm
Rock Painting OPEN (details coming soon)
3rd Mondays 6:00-6:45pm
1st Tuesdays 5:30-6:30pm
Projects for older youth (9-18 years old):
Projects for older youth (9-18 years old):
3rd Sunday 10am (no Dec, Jan, Feb)
Cake Decorating FULL - waitlist open
Cake Decorating FULL - waitlist open
4th Saturdays 11am-12pm, weather permitting
Sundays 2-4pm on 10/19, 11/16, 1/11 and 2/8
2pm Sundays - November 16, Jan 11, Mar 8, TBD April/May for fair entries
1st Sunday (some Mondays) 7:00-7:30pm
3rd Tuesdays
1st Sundays 6:00pm-7:00pm (some Mondays)
3rd Saturdays 10am to 11:15am (no Dec)
Quilting (3 spots left) Details
1st Mondays 6-7 (except Spring break which will be 2nd Monday)
varying Saturdays 1-2:30pm (see details)
Sewing (2 spots left) Details
1st (or) 3rd Tuesdays from 5-7pm
Tue or Wed: one November meeting, weekly in April - until Fair when you get your lamb
TBA on weekends if we can find location to house pigs
What Redwood 4-H does
What Redwood 4-H does
4-H is a great way for kids to learn leadership, new skills, public speaking, teamwork, community service, as well as make friends and have fun. Redwood 4-H is an inclusive co-ed club, focused on building community and a sense of belonging for youth 5-18 years old in the Castro Valley/Hayward area. Come to our next Club Meeting to learn all about our Club and the Projects and activities we offer.
Club Meetings - 2nd Thursdays (Sept-May)
Join us for mixers, presentations, guest speakers, service projects, announcements, games, snacks and time for members and families to meet and socialize.
Elected youth officers plan and run the club meetings, learning valuable parliamentary procedures, organization and leadership skills. The meetings consist of ice breakers, Business, Educatoinal Program, Project Reports, Service Projects, Recreation and Refreshments.
Projects
Projects are smaller groups of 4-Hers that typically meet once a month to learn by doing and acquire skills around the project's topic. Redwood 4-H offers many Projects catering to youth with all kinds of skills and interests. Once per year, each project brings the snacks to one Club Meeting and the members give project reports on what they are learning.
Socials, Service Projects and Workshops
We have two family potlucks in Dec and May and we have service projects to give back to the community throughout the year. We participate in fun 4-H County events and workshops.
Fundraising
Sees Candy fundraiser sale in the fall.
Annual holiday potluck and auction where each Project contributes items for the auction.
Members volunteer for a shift at the 4-H Cake Booth during the Alameda County Fair (and receive free fair entry and parking pass the days they volunteer).
We're looking for more Project Leaders and Co-Leaders to offer additional Projects
We're looking for more Project Leaders and Co-Leaders to offer additional Projects
Being a Project Leader is a great way to make a meaningful impact on your community. Do you have any interests, hobbies or skills that you could share with youth? Would you like to work with another Co-Leader to start a new project? From Geocaching and Tabletop Games, to Cooking and Photography, there are projects that fit any level of expertise. Some projects have guides to help you get started or you can create a brand new Project. Learn more on our Volunteer page.
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