The University of California 4-H Youth Development Program engages youth in reaching their fullest potential and development.

Starting this June 2011 through October we will be accepting registration to the Vineyard porject.  Please contact Susan Captain at   925-631-0714 Vineyard, 925-899-0703 Cell or susan@captainvineyards.com

Requirements to participate via Captain Vineyards 4-H:

• Fill out 4-H application online and print the required forms,  a check for $35.00 check made payable to Lamorinda 4-H.
• A one-time $ 20.00 check payable to  Captain Vineyards to cover materials, snacks, photo copies etc.
• Complete the annual 4-H Project Report at each meeting.
• A hat, gloves that fit well, and a good pair of hiking boots.
• Attend our weekly meetings; if unable, let the teen leader know as soon as possible.
• You are welcome to work on your section of “vineyard” off hours; however, you must inform the teen leader or the project leader of the exact time you will be here. There must be adult supervision at all times.
• This project is limited to teens that are registered with the 4-H council.
• Be positive and respectful of each other and the vines – the idea is to learn in an atmosphere where learning is Fun!

                        Please Contact Susan Captain if your young Teen is interested in getting involved by email:     susan@captainvineyards.com     by phone:  925-899-0703

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