Lindsay Dalluge's intentional programming ensures her club's youngest members, as well as first-generation members, feel comfortable and welcomed.
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University of Minnesota Extension Master Gardener volunteers share the bounty while getting whole communities out into the garden.
Efforts made by Trish Matthews not only filled a communication need but engaged more youth in Redwood County 4-H and beyond.
With Jim Ostlie's leadership, Swift Falls Winners 4-H Club youth learn important social skills while giving back to their community, regardless of their age or ability.
Curt Forst finds the AIS Detectors program to be a natural fit. His goals are to protect the water quality of the lake he lives on and to keep issues from spreading to other lakes.
Minnesota Master Naturalist Volunteers who served in the armed forces help fellow veterans connect with the outdoor world.
The dedication and positivity of Roseau County 4-H volunteers Solveig Harren and Beth Johnson have led to thriving after-school clubs.
4-H volunteers Hanan Bawzer and Mohamed Ahmed created a 4-H program that helps middle school-aged youth explore their identities and find a sense of belonging.
4-H volunteers Rachel Kucera and Julie Hellendrung work with their club members to bring 4-H and horse experiences to youth not yet involved in the program– specifically those with disabilities.
4-H volunteer Ace Allgood helps youth explore their "spark" and inspires them to become better storytellers through the 4-H video project.