Scholarships & Awards

Scholarships

Berrien County 4-H Youth Development program has developed various scholarship opportunities to help 4-H members and leaders fund continuing education beyond high school as well as in project areas. Funding to support is provided by the annual endowment gift provided by the Berrien County 4-H Foundation, Inc, the Berrien County 4-H Leaders Council, and the Berrien County 4-H Horse Leaders Association. Each scholarship has its own eligibility requirements and application process. Please, make sure to read directions thoroughly when applying.

Please see the scholarship sections for more information on eligibility and forms. 

 

Awards

Berrien County 4-H Youth Development program offers various awards to recognize the achievements that members have accomplished through the 4-H program year. Awards are submitted either via nomination or application. Leaders are recognized for their years of service otherwise known as the Clover award. Each fall members and leaders are invited to attend the Member and Leader Recognition banquet. 

Please see the awards section for more information on eligibility and forms. 

 

Scholarships & Awards

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