Wake County 4-H
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Collapse ▲Join us for our 2024 Celebration!
Saturday, April 6th at 10:30 a.m.
Throughout the past year, we’ve been actively engaged in hands-on learning and continuous improvement. Now, as we enter the second semester, we are excited to recognize and celebrate your hard work over the school year. Congratulations on reaching the halfway point! 4-H is eager to bring our members together to honor your outstanding efforts and to celebrate each one of you for your unwavering dedication, active participation, and the positive energy you contribute to our community.
Making the Best Better
4-H is a fun program where you get to “Learn by Doing.” 4-H is the world’s largest youth serving organization with over 6 million participants internationally.
4‑H’s hands-on approach is proven to grow life skills like confidence, independence, resilience and compassion through stages and developed through experiences, not instruction.
Who Can Join?
Everyone is invited to join. There is no fee that is set by the 4-H organization. However, some clubs will ask members to pay meeting dues for their snacks, pay for field trips the club might take as a part of their learning experience, or for the cost of materials used for an activity. Other clubs may choose to hold a fundraiser to pay for their snacks and club activities. 4-H’s inclusive programs, clubs, and camps are open to all youth ages 5 to 19, regardless of race, color, creed, national origin, gender, or disabilities.
What Does 4-H Stand For?
The four H’s stand for Head, Heart Hands and Health!
Head- Clearer thinking, problem solving, decision-making, critical
thinking, visionary leadership
Heart– Greater loyalty, strong personal valves, positive self-concept,
productive family and peer relationships
Hands– Larger service, workforce preparedness, science and technology
literacy, community service.
Health– Better living, healthy personal lifestyles, promoting environmental
stewardship, creating vibrant communities
What Does 4-H Offer?
If you can think it, 4-H can do it! From workforce development and community clubs to horse bowl and embryology- 4-H offers programs for every interest and every age group! Wake County 4-H is unique in its programming because of its rich relationship with community partners, NC State and Wake County Human Services.
4-H is also not limited to the summer, 4-H offers programming throughout the year that can be community based as well as school based.