Welcome to the Junior Grange Website!
Do you want your child to have opportunities for positive growth, to participate in community service, and to have fun with others their age while being supported by caring adults?
The Grange recognizes that one of the greatest needs of young families today is a place the family can go together — where all children are welcome.
That place is the Grange. While the parents take part in Grange meetings, the children can conduct their own meetings and take part in activities at the same time.
Junior Grange provides an opportunity for children to develop self-confidence, leadership skills, while fostering the traits of accountability, responsibility and respect for self and other. The Junior Grange also encourages honor, patriotism, an understanding of agriculture and an opportunity to improve the communities where the children live and play.
Junior Grange programs are designed to provide opportunities for young members to take on leadership roles as they learn about parliamentary procedure and public speaking. They learn to serve on committees and have fun at the same time. Junior Grange members also create and lead teams to complete community service activities.
Now there are more opportunities for children to participate in the Junior Grange program. In Subordinate/Community Granges where there is no chartered Junior Grange, children between the ages of 5 to 14 may join as an individual Junior Grange member allowing them to participate in all of the regular Junior Grange programs.
If you would like more information about the Junior Grange Program, please download our flyer.
New National Youth Team Ready to Work
L to R: (Taylor Rogers, Ashlan Smith, Shae Smith, Christine E. Hamp, Laci Liles, Justin Dusko)
The 2025 Junior, Youth, and Young Adult Ambassadors were announced during National Grange Recognition Night on Friday, November 15th. This announcement celebrated the remarkable individuals selected to represent the Grange at the national level in the coming year.
This year, two outstanding candidates were selected as National Junior Grange Ambassadors for the 2025
Grange year.
Justin Dusko of Pennsylvania, a member of Virginville Junior Grange and the son of Nancy and Jason Dusko, is an 8th grader who plays trumpet in his school band. He is a fourth-generation Granger.
Laci Liles of North Carolina, a member of Juniper Grange and the daughter of Joshua and Anna Liles, is a 7th grader who participates in the Beta Club and sings in her school choir.
When asked about the upcoming year, Justin said, “It feels great to be selected. I’m very in awe of everything still, but very excited for the year to come and see where this Ambassadorship takes me.”
Laci added, “The thing I’m looking forward to most is going to regionals and going to different Grange camps.”
