4-H Today
Celebrity Alumni Rally Behind 4-H to ‘Inspire Kids to Do’ – a Campaign to Give Kids More Opportunities to DO and to Grow Future Leaders
This back-to-school season, 4‑H is placing a national spotlight on the stories of young people, through its ‘Inspire Kids to Do’ campaign. Led by youth and alumni voices, the campaign aims to engage parents, alumni and the public to join 4‑H in empowering one million kids to learn-by-doing year-round and send a message of inspiration – the more kids do, the more they grow the skills they need for life and career.
A New Way to Do 4-H National Youth Science Day
We are in the 11th year of 4‑H National Youth Science Day, and this year’s event…
Addressing Food Access and Security with 4-H Alum Lazarus Lynch
As a longtime 4‑H’er from Montgomery County, Maryland, I have played an active role in the…
4-H Youth in Action: A Responsibility to Reach Out to My Community
The smiles on the faces of the children I work with is reward enough, but receiving…
National 4-H Council Chief Marketing Officer Artis Stevens Named the American Marketing Association and the American Marketing Association Foundation’s 2018 National Nonprofit Marketer of the Year
The American Marketing Association (AMA) and the American Marketing Association Foundation (AMAF), named Artis Stevens, Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, National 4‑H Council as the recipient of the 2018 Nonprofit Marketer of the Year Award.
4-H Youth in Action: An Experience of Value
I applied for the 4‑H Youth in Action Award through the strong encouragement of my older…
4-H’er Addresses the Impact Social Media has on Mental Health
In a generation fueled by the advancement of technology, we experience social and emotional learning unlike…
4-H Youth in Action: Using My Voice to Encourage and Advocate for Youth
Imagine laying on your bed while watching television and moments later you get a phone call…
4-H Youth in Action: An Experience that Changed My Life
Attending the National 4‑H Council Legacy Awards to accept the high honor of Youth in Action…
4-H and New York Life Foundation Inspire More Latino Youth to Pursue Higher Education
National 4‑H Council recently received a three year, $1.5 million grant from the New York Life Foundation to enable more Latino students to successfully transition from middle school to high school, graduate on time and pursue a college education. The grant will provide continued support to the Juntos 4‑H program launched in 2015 while expanding the program to new markets in California and Illinois.
4-H Alumni Reflection: National 4-H Conference
As I look back on my 4‑H career, there are certain events that stand out as…
4-H Youth POV: Experiencing Legacy Awards
Individuals from all walks of life pour into the Ritz Carlton, all united by their common…
