Don't let being at home stop you from exploring, discovering and making a difference. In 4-H, you can learn about gardening, build your photography skills or deepen your commitment to high-quality animal care.
We'll have new events each week on a variety of topics. Connect with us to be sure you can learn and lead right where you live!
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Find activities for your next virtual meeting with youth and much more on the 4-H volunteer site. You will also find resources for helping to youth thrive, even during the tough time that we're in.
4-H at home across Minnesota
Growing pumpkins is fun...super-sizing them is even better! Youth from Lincoln and Lyon counties are engaged in a friendly competition to see who can grow the biggest pumpkin this season.
There is a serious virus spreading across the world’s domestic and wild rabbit population. Sixteen year old Caleb Smith is committed to standing in its way.
4-H is building animal knowledge in the youngest of Minnesotans.
4-H youth in Northern Minnesota are taking positive action on identified community issues.
“I pledge my hands to larger service..” is not just the 4-H pledge but a practice Minnesota 4-H youth integrate with their daily lives. Thanks to special funding from Compeer Financial, youth across the state partnered with local food shelves and nutrition organizations to support neighbors in need.
4-H programs keep youth connected and engaged in skill-building to become leaders. Last year, 11,772 youth explored leadership through Minnesota 4-H.
In 4-H, youth are building leadership skills for the future and today. Programs like 4-H Horse Project are just one of many opportunities youth in 4-H have to authentically partner with others, build leadership skills and become change agents.
A different approach to healthy living education means fun and learning for youth and their families in Northwest Minnesota.
A weekly online meet-up for children has encouraged healthy living at home for the whole family.
Although COVID-19 changed how we socialize with others, 4-H maintained steady opportunities for families to learn, make connections and find joy in their communities. 3,520 youth engaged in 4-H programs across Northeast Minnesota last year.
Reviewed in 2020