2018 Year in Review
2018 was a big year for the Tennessee 4-H Foundation! Thanks to friends like you, 4-H youth across the state are able to participate in a variety of events last year.
Meet the Officers: TN 4-H Congress
In March, delegates from around the state will convene for the 72nd Annual Tennessee 4-H Congress. Meet this year's officers.
Weida Ringly Shines As a Volunteer
“I learned to appreciate the value of giving back through 4-H and I have never forgotten the value of community service during my lifetime."
Program Highlight: Meigs Co. 4-H
In Meigs County, the four 4-H All Star members are making waves of their own.
Alumni Spotlight: Ben Powell
Ben Powell 'bleeds green' and his contributions to Tennessee 4-H are unparalleled.
2018 Roundup Project Winners
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!
Fisher to Lead Youth Livestock Programs
“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.”
Shooting for the Stars: 4-H Shooting Sports On the Rise
“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.”
Next Chapter Program Drives Future Success
Tennessee 4-H has partnered with the University of Tennessee Admissions Office to provide 4-H’ers from around the state with the Next Chapter Program. The Next Chapter Program is designed to help 4-H’ers to be successful in both college and career endeavors.
Alumni Spotlight: Mary Beth Antunes
Mary Beth Antunes has turned a lifetime of 4-H into a family affair.