The Teen Leadership Weekend is designed for 4-H youth who are ready to take their leadership journey to the next level! This conference is an exciting (and fun!) opportunity for 4-H members in...
Since 2020, thousands of Indiana 4‑Hers have benefitted from funds provided through the generosity of Premier Companies. For the 2024-2025 cycle, they have committed over $100,000 to 4‑H projects...
The Indiana 4-H Foundation YES Grant program gives youth-led projects the financial boost they need to get off the ground and start making a difference in the community. In 2024, the Indiana 4‑H...
During this season of giving, we hope you'll keep in mind the many ways you can provide life-changing opportunities for kids around the state: One time gifts can be made online or mailed to us at:...
Anywhere a 4-H logo appears, you can be sure there is a volunteer close by. It takes an army of club leaders, judges, trip chaperones, camp leaders, committee members, and so many more to support...
Retired Lake County teacher shares a lesson in giving back Don Guske was raised in Crown Point, Indiana, on a 103-acre family farm that his father purchased from his grandfather in 1942. “We had...
Since 2020, thousands of Indiana 4‑Hers have benefitted from funds provided through the generosity of Premier Companies. For the 2024-2025 cycle, they have committed $100,000 to 4‑H projects across...
If you're a federal employee or retiree, then you can "GIVE HAPPY" to the Indiana 4-H Foundation through the CFC using charity code 56349. One of the great benefits of the CFC is that you can give...
Building a ready generation in a world of change The Indiana 4-H Foundation is proud to celebrate National 4-H Week, October 7-12, 2024. This year, the national organization has launched a new...
Meet our future leaders and enjoy fellowship with Indiana 4‑H supporters. Lunch will be served by a Hoosier favorite – Jonathan Byrd’s Catering! WHEN:Saturday, October 26, 2024 at 11:45 a.m....
Thanks to all who attended our 2024 Annual Meeting! We were thrilled to host 85 Indiana 4-H supporters for lunch and a tour of the Early Ford V-8 Foundation & Museum in Auburn, Indiana. ....
It started with a post Rain Newman saw on Facebook. “How come we still need farmers when you can just buy things from the grocery store?” Whether the question was serious or sarcastic, it sparked an...