That place is the Grange. Junior members conduct their own meetings, have their own ritualistic work and through this experience they learn leadership, initiative and good citizenship skills. Junior Grange provides an opportunity for children to build character, develop self-confidence, responsibility, and respect. Grange encourages honor, patriotism, and a concern for agriculture and the communities where the children live and play.

Junior Grange programs are designed to provide training 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.

Many Subordinate Granges sponsor a Junior Grange. Children ages 5 through 14 are eligible to belong to the Junior Grange whether or not they come from a Grange family.

The Washington State Grange annually sponsors several summer camping sessions for junior Grangers and other interested children and youth.

We have available to FIRST TIME CAMPERS the Junior Grange campship. It's for juniors that might not be able to experience camp without help.

We have available our brand new APPLICATION the Junior Grange Application.

Junior Directors