Michigan 4-H is growing current and future leaders. The largest youth development organization in Michigan, 4-H provides more than 200,000 young people with experiential learning opportunities to explore new interests and discover their passion

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4-H is growing current and future leaders: growing kids who are confident and strong, curious enough to question and capable enough to find the answers; growing youth who stick to a job until the job gets done and know how to work with others, as well as lead.

4-H grows from the farms to the towns, and from the suburbs to the cities. Anywhere curiosity roams and confidence thrives. Anywhere technology can be advanced and achievement is valued. Anywhere positive change is possible and giving back moves communities forward. After all, true leaders aren’t born; they’re grown! 

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Oct 2

National 4-H Week

For over 100 years, 4‑H has inspired families, shaped careers, and impacted communities. From October 2-8, we will celebrate the impact of 4‑H during National 4‑H Week.

Oct 5

Fall TSC Paper Clover Campaign

Support 4-H by purchasing a $1 paper clover at your local Tractor Supply Co. (TSC) store!

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