4‑H summer camps and classroom programs kept low‑cost with United Way support
Rockingham County 4‑H runs day and multi‑day camps (typical fees $10–$40), classroom butterfly units (~$130 per class), and subsidized conference opportunities; Maness said United Way funding pays supplies and scholarships so many school enrichment offerings are free to students.
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Morgan Maness described summer and school programs that 4‑H runs and that United Way helps fund. "Summer is, most of them range around $10 to $15 for a day camp," Maness said, adding that three‑day camps typically cost $30–$40 per child and that United Way covers materials, meals and supplies so families pay only a portion of actual costs.
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