OMK Visual Art Contest

North Carolina 4-H’s Operation: Military Kids program is proud and excited to announce the 6th annual OMK Visual Arts Contest.  The contest is opened to all North Carolina youth.  The age categories are 5-8 MORE »Posted: 4/16/13

SuperSeed – substance Use Prevention

SuperSeed is a substance use prevention program for youth at community sites in Wake County. Youth groups meet with a skilled educator once or twice a week for at least 3 months.     Youth at each location are chosen MORE »Posted: 4/15/13

Give the Gift of Love – Estate Planning 101

Lunch-and-Learn Personal Money Management Series:  Discussing life and death issues is not easy, but it is a necessary gift of love for your family.   This workshop will explore the power of attorney, healthcare MORE »Posted: 4/15/13

Science Camp July 10-12

May 2013: currently taking wait-list names for camp. The Northeast District 4-H is pleased to announce that spots are now open at the 2013 NED Science Camp!  Please share this with your 4-H youth MORE »Posted: 4/3/13

ARIE (Application, Resume, Interview, Essay)

What is ARIE?  ARIE stands for Application, Resume, Interview, and Essay.  It is an opportunity for 4-Her to practice skills (resume writing, interviewing, etc.) they will need for college and career AND it’s also MORE »Posted: 3/14/13

MY MONEY, YOUR MONEY, OUR MONEY

Financial Series for couples hosted by Wake County Cooperative Extension MY MONEY, YOUR MONEY, OUR MONEY: A financial workshop for couples Money is the #1 reason couples argue. The source of this tension is MORE »Posted: 2/14/13

4H STEP (Student Tobacco Education Program)

  4H STEP (Student Tobacco Education Program) recruits youth 7th grade or higher who have a true interest in tobacco use prevention and who want to learn how to be advocates for their local MORE »Posted: 1/24/13

Money Talk Series to begin in June @ Wake County Center, NCCES

Notice new dates:  June 3-June 24, 2013 (new dates) Women have unique financial circumstances. They earn less, on average, than men. They may have employment gaps due to family care giving, which can affect MORE »Posted: 1/14/13