Whitman County Pomona Junior Grange
Small hands. Big ideas. Real belonging.
Junior Grange gives children ages 5–13 a welcoming place to build confidence, practice leadership, serve their communities, and discover what they can do.
Learn by doing
There is more than one way to shine.
Programs change from year to year, so children can try new things while developing useful skills and friendships.
Create
Creative art, writing, crafts, scrapbook projects, and other hands-on challenges give members room to imagine and make.
Speak & perform
Public speaking, poetry, talent sharing, demonstrations, and Sign-a-Song help children practice confidence and communication.
Serve & lead
Community service, advocacy, parliamentary practice, and age-appropriate leadership projects show children how their ideas can help others.
Explore current opportunities through the Washington State Grange Junior Department and National Junior Grange contests.
Summer at Camp Wooten
Camp, friendship, and room to grow.
Junior members and their friends may attend Junior Grange Camp at Camp Wooten in the Blue Mountains near Pomeroy. Washington’s Junior Grange camps welcome children ages 9–14 for activities, healthy exercise, friendship, and leadership development.
Camp Wooten is a rustic 1930s-era Civilian Conservation Corps retreat center with cabins, a recreation hall, a heated indoor pool, sports facilities, an archery range, and canoes for Donnie Lake.
Active Junior members may qualify for a full camp scholarship covering the entire cost of camp. Contact the local Junior Grange for current eligibility and application details.
A free place to belong
Help a child find their next brave thing.
Ask about joining
We will share the next meeting or activity and answer questions about membership, contests, and camp.