Tennessee 4-H Foundation News

With the end of the school year quickly approaching, Tennessee 4-H is getting amped up for even more fun at the many summer camps offered. 4-H Summer Camps are a great way for youth around the state to stay involved with the program throughout the summer while learning a variety of new skills and fostering new friendships. At the end of May, sixth through 10th-grade youth participants have the opportunity to attend the Outdoor, Wildlife, Leadership and Service Camp, otherwise known as

For many 4-H’ers, the most valuable lessons come from the volunteers and leaders who spend their time and resources impacting the development of youth. For Michelle Cunningham, this holds especially true.

During the last week of July, 4-H'ers from around the state gathered at the University of Tennessee, Martin for the 2018 Roundup. Congratulations to the 2018 winners!

“The biggest draw was a chance to lead youth livestock and equine programs in Tennessee. I have a passion for youth and agriculture and relish the opportunity to enhance the youth animal science experience.”

“Seeing County volunteers become certified 4-H Instructors, with all their energy and enthusiasm, then turning that energy into real 4-H development is a wonderful thing.”