4-H Foundation

Looking to Our Future, Honoring Our Past

When you look at the history of 4-H, you remember how canning and corn clubs started. The focus at that time was to learn better practices based on scientific discoveries at Land Grant universities. Over 200 years later, the 4-H Youth Development program is rediscovering the science in its traditional 4-H programs, while exploring new venues of science. The 4-H Science, Engineering and Technology (SET) Program must be part of the long-term solution of improving science literacy and aptitude of America’s youth. Nationally, 4-H will address our nation’s critical challenge by preparing one million new young people to excel in science, engineering, and technology by 2013. 4-H can focus a variety of resources and expertise to strengthen young people’s discovery and exploration of science. We believe fostering passion in science today will shape education and career decisions for tomorrow. Hands-on learning and the sense of discovery isn’t new to 4-H, it is our motto. (Read more from the 2009 Annual Report)

Annual Reports

Board of Directors

Lists of Donors by Year

Fundraising Events and Activities

• Golf Tournament
• NH Farm & Forest (2010 slideshow)

 

 

 

Foundation Dollars Benefiting NH 4-H

4-H Foundation Grants Information

• Grant Form
• Budget Template
  
  

 

Past Events

• 4-H Dairy Endowment Renamed in Memory of Tom Fairchild
• John Saturley Celebrates His 90th Birthday at Bear Hill 4-H Camp (slideshow)