
CWF @ IGNITE
Formerly known as Citizenship Washington Focus
Applications Due: Friday, September 26
Every year we celebrate a wide variety of events for both 4-H members and the general public with a focus on being educational, community driven, and fun for all who attend. New events are always being added so be sure to check back regularly or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter to see which events are being added.
Interested in supporting the Somerset County 4-H Association? Every year they host exciting and fun fundraisers such as the Rummage Sale and Wreath Sale to help support Somerset County 4-H. To learn more about what the Somerset County 4-H Association does and its goals here.
All club wreath orders due by October 31st.
Public orders due by November 1st.
Formerly known as Citizenship Washington Focus
Applications Due: Friday, September 26
Join us Thursday, Sept 25th and learn about our 60+ clubs!
The Annual Somerset County 4-H Association Rummage Sale is the perfect opportunity to find incredible deals on a massive variety of donated goods!
All money made from this event goes directly to the Somerset County 4-H Association which helps support Somerset County 4-H youth based events, scholarships, and programs. learning opportunities in our community including the Somerset County 4-H Fair.
Please do not donate broken items! Tires, plumbing, old computers, mattresses, bed frames or hazardous items will not be accepted.
Drop off September 7, 8 & 9
Sunday, September 7th (12 – 3 pm)
Monday & Tuesday, September 8th & 9th (9 am – 12 pm & 6 – 8 pm)
Actual Sale is September 12 & 13th
Friday, September 12 ( 9am – 12pm & 5 – 8 pm)
Saturday, September 13 ( 9 am – 1 pm )
If you cannot make it, please fill out the evaluation survey. Link in event description.
Join us Thursday, Sept 26th and learn about our 60+ clubs!
Donation Dropoff Dates: SEPTEMBER 8, 9, & 10
Saturday, September 7 at 115 Wertsville Rd, Hillsborough, NJ
If you cannot make it, please fill out the evaluation survey. Link in event description.
Clean Up 11 am - Celebration 1 pm
Rain Date: September 17th
The 4-H/Middle Earth Student Ambassadors for Community Health is proud to present: Bound Brook Cleanup & Kickback Event!
Join us on September 16th at 11 am to be part of your community's health.
Help clean up litter in Downtown Bound Brook and then kickback and celebrate all your hard work at Codrington Park with free family fun, games, and food!
Volunteers will get free T-shirts and giveaways, learn about community resources, and earn volunteer hours.
RSVP by visiting https://shorturl.at/sEW12 or by clicking the below QR Code:
Friday, Sept 15th 9:00 am - 12:00 pm & 5:00 - 8:00 pm
Saturday, Sept 16th 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Sunday, Sept 17th 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
This is your perfect opportunity to grab some incredible deals on a massive variety of donated goods. All money made from this event goes directly to the Somerset County 4-H Association which supports Somerset County 4-H youth based events, scholarships, and learning opportunities in our community.
Drop off Dates: Sunday, Sept 10 (12:00 - 3:00 pm), Monday, Sep 11 (9:00 am - 12:00 pm & 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm), Tuesday, Sept 12 (9:00 am - 12:00 pm & 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm)
We are accepting donations for the rummage sale. We do not take the following items:
tires
broken items
plumbing
old computers
mattresses
hazardous items
Join Somerset County 4-H youth members and leaders for a free night of hands-on learning and discovery with our over 60+ clubs! From STEM to Arts and Culture, Animal Science to PREP, our clubs are completely free to join and are perfect for making new friends, fostering leadership, teamwork, and boosting public speaking skills.
This is your perfect opportunity to grab some incredible deals on a massive variety of donated goods. All money made from this event goes directly to the Somerset County 4-H Association which supports Somerset County 4-H youth based events, scholarships, and learning opportunities in our community.
Starting November 2021, NJ's new plastics law goes into effect to help reduce the amount of single-use plastics and protect our natural environment. Plastics from generation to disposal are creating a human health and environmental crisis. Right now, New Jerseyans use over 4 billion single-use plastic carryout bags annually. Join Nandini Checko, Project Director with the Association of NJ Environmental Commissions, to learn about the nation’s strongest plastic pollution law and how you can get started right now! Hint: Say YES to Reusables!
Join Somerset County 4-H youth members and leaders for a free night of hands-on learning and discovery with our over 60+ clubs! From STEM to Arts and Culture, Animal Science to PREP, our clubs are completely free to join and are perfect for making new friends, fostering leadership, teamwork, and boosting public speaking skills.
We'll take a deeper dive into the design and installation of rain gardens as fall is a perfect time to get them in the ground. Amy Rowe, Associate Professor/ County Agent with Rutgers Cooperative Extension will run through how to plan, design, and install these popular stormwater management techniquest that reduce rainwater runoff and bring beauty to your home and community.
Due to this year's Memorial weekend parade being canceled we are now planning to host a Hillsborough 250th Celebration parade on Saturday, September 18th. Please note that only Hillsborough youth based organizations and local non profit charitable organizations are eligible for applying to march. Additionally, all groups are encouraged to provide floats representing their organization!
Register for the 2nd Annual Walking Art Competition! Using Strava, a GPS app, participants are invited to use their imagination and draw by walking, running, or cycling the path in real life. This is open to all youth in grades K-13.
Registration Due: September 17, 2021
Sit down with Somerset County Commissioner Melonie Marano as she leads a panel discussion with influential women in the agriculture community. The panelists will be sharing their stories, history of farming in our community, and where they believe agriculture is headed.
September 13, 2021 at 6:30pm
The invasion has begun! Dr. George Hamilton, Chair of the Department of Entomology and Extension Specialist in Pest Management at Rutgers, will discuss all things spotted lanternfly (Lycorma deliculata). Come learn about the spotted lanternfly’s biology, its introduction and spread in the U.S., and potential ways to manage or reduce the population of this invasive insect.
Milk and bread products arethings that we eat every day. These important food staplesare available to us thanks to farmers. During this workshop you will learn how to make bread in a bag and butter in a jar as well as learn about the ingredients used and how they are grown on a farm, processed, and available to you to purchase at your local grocery store.
Engaging, hands-on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) activities and design challenges will provide one-of-a-kind experiences for teens to discover the possibilities of a career in STEM. Summit attendees will meet and work with youth virtually from across the country in activities designed to instill curiosity, and critical thinking, to develop the skills needed to be successful in life.
REGISTRATION DUE: Sep 1, 2021