March is supposed to come in like a lion, right? Well in DC, it’s been doing that!
Thanks to you and others, your 4-H History website hit the 100,000th US visitor! We’re delighted and you should be too! If you’ve not visited, you’d better get in there before the next 200,000th visitor is announced.
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Coming Soon We’ll be adding an interactive National 4-H History Map! Participate by sharing your most important local historical 4-H sites. Join in next month! |
New Feature The all-new History website feature highlights decades of 4-H promotions and the compendium brings them all to life for you. |
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Partner with Us We’d welcome a state to partner with the 4-H History Preservation Team to devise and deliver a 4-H history component for a newly-proposed staff development training module. Interested? |
Donor Tracking 4-H has benefited from years of private (and public) sector support. We’re tracking the enormous impact of donor support to 4-H youth development; it’s much more than you think. |
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Get to Know the Center What is that place we call the “4-H Center?” For those who visit and work there, it’s way more than most of us could ever imagine. |
4-H FilmFest 2015 4-H FilmFest 2015 kicks off in St. Louis in June. Will your 4-H’ers submit a video or film in the “Voices of 4-H History” category? Hope so. |
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Support the 4-H History Preservation Team Please take a moment to click on the “DONATE” button at the top of the page or below. It will take you to a list of items where funds are needed to keep this totally volunteer History Team working to preserve the valuable indeed irreplaceable history of 4-H. Every gift is tax deductible. If you’re reading this in front of a fireplace, enjoy and don’t tell us; if you’re basking in sunshine, don’t tell us that either. We’re hoping that promised March lamb is coming to DC shortly! |
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 Delegate discussion group at National 4-H Conference, National 4-H Center, 2006 |
 District of Columbia 4H’ers at National 4-H Youth Science Day, National 4-H Center, 2013 |
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