Meat and Greet: Wood County 4-H hopes MOV residents make pit stop at ox roast fundraiser
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Lyndall Jones, retired 4-H Extension agent, and Bill Leach, Wood County 4-H volunteer, prepare the roasts for the pit for the 2023 Wood County 4-H Camp Annual Ox Roast Dinner at the 4-H Camp on Butcher Bend Road. This year’s dinner will be Saturday, Oct. 4, at the camp. (File Photo)
4-H volunteers Doug Moore, Keith Murphy and Darryl and Madison Murphy make repairs to the Ox Roast pit at the Wood County 4-H Camp on Butcher Bend Road for the 2023 Wood County 4-H Camp Annual Ox Roast. This year’s dinner will be Saturday, Oct., 4 at the camp. (File Photo)
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Lyndall Jones, retired 4-H Extension agent, and Bill Leach, Wood County 4-H volunteer, prepare the roasts for the pit for the 2023 Wood County 4-H Camp Annual Ox Roast Dinner at the 4-H Camp on Butcher Bend Road. This year’s dinner will be Saturday, Oct. 4, at the camp. (File Photo)
4-H volunteers Doug Moore, Keith Murphy and Darryl and Madison Murphy make repairs to the Ox Roast pit at the Wood County 4-H Camp on Butcher Bend Road for the 2023 Wood County 4-H Camp Annual Ox Roast. This year’s dinner will be Saturday, Oct., 4 at the camp. (File Photo)
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MINERAL WELLS -- Wood County 4-H will be holding its annual Camp Ox Roast Fundraiser on Saturday, Oct. 4, from 4-8 p.m. at the Wood County 4-H Camp.
Guests can enjoy a hearty homestyle meal featuring roast beef, potatoes, cole slaw, green beans, a roll, dessert, and drink for $15 per dinner. For those looking for a lighter option, a sandwich-only meal is available for $8.
All proceeds support the Wood County 4-H Camp and its programs, which provide youth with hands-on learning, leadership opportunities, and camp experiences. The camp is managed by an all-volunteer board of community members representing 4-H, CEOS (Community Educational Outreach Service), and Farm Bureau.
"This is one of our favorite traditions," said Larry Bargeloh, 4-H Camp Board President. "Not only is it a delicious meal, but it also directly supports the youth in our county."
Eat-in and to-go meals are available. For more information, contact the WVU Extension Service - Wood County office at 304-424-1960 or call the Wood County 4-H Camp at 681-254-8164.