| Weld County 4-H | |
| 525 N 15th Ave | |
| Greeley CO 80631 | |
| phone: | (970) 304-6535 |
| fax: | (970) 351-0415 |
| Office Hours: 8:00am-5:00pm Monday - Friday | |
Afterschool Programs
Babysitter Training
Beef ID
Dog Project Packet
Horse Opportunities
Shooting Sports Invitationals
Poultry Field Day - May 26th
District II Sr. Shenanigans
Camp Cloverbud
Contest Day
 | Contest Day |
State 4-H Conference
Interview Judging Absentee Form
Vision:
The 4-H Youth Development Program is a world leader in developing young people's ability to become productive citizens and catalysts for po
sitive change to meet the needs of a diverse and changing society.
4-H Mission:
The mission of the 4-H Youth Development program is "to create safe, supportive environments in which diverse youth and adults can reach their fullest potential."
Venue Change for Contest Day
Please note that there has been a change of venue for the 2012 Weld County 4-H Contest Day. All Events will be held at the Eaton Community Center, 200 Park Ave, Eaton CO. You can find all of the information about this event by clicking the side bar on this page, or by going to the activities page on this website.
Pat Kindvall
Pat Kindvall is a name synonymous with excellence in the Weld County 4-H program. Her involvement ranges from positions as an Organizational Leader, Royalty Committee Sponsor, Fair Board Secretary and Fashion Review Committee Sponsor. Within each of these endeavors she excels in influencing members through service. She has touched the lives of 4-H members for over 25 years, in her various capacities.
As an organizational leader Pat devotes time to helping her club members excel in their 4-H projects and at the county fair. She also invests time in the royalty program, chaperoning the court, planning fundraisers, and organizing the annual contest. Serving as the royalty coordinator requires a large amount of time that Pat readily devotes to assist the three young ladies that represent the county fair annually. A memory that stands out in the memories of many is her brilliant personality. She maintains a positive uplifting attitude in all of her leadership roles. It is evident that she has a true heart for working with young people; this devotion allows her to cultivate success in the lives of countless 4H members and Weld County Fair exhibitors.
Pat Kindvall is loved by all members who work with her; she is the true definition of outstanding volunteer service.
By Kristen Schmidt
