The Tennessee 4-H Alumni and Friends Reunion is Fun for All Ages
The Tennessee 4-H Alumni and Friends Reunion is a fun, interactive event for young and old 4-H alumni alike.
The Tennessee 4-H Alumni and Friends Reunion is a fun, interactive event for young and old 4-H alumni alike.
Learn more about the 2025-2026 Tennessee 4-H Congress officers – Harrison Crenshaw, Kaylin Osterhaus and Mehak Patel.
Congratulations to all the project winners from 2024 Tennessee 4-H Roundup and 2024 Tennessee 4-H Congress.
In 2024, Tennessee 4-H’ers big successes from individual awards to national recognition. Congratulations to all!
Ruth Henderson McQueen comes to mind. She’s been a loyal member, employee, supporter and volunteer for decades, and it all started when she was in the fifth grade in Loudon County.
From being a 4-H member to receiving the Peyton Manning Scholarship, 4-H alumni Cade Simmons says 4-H laid the groundwork for success.
The 16 members of the inaugural class of 4-H’ers Under 40 are making themselves, their communities and their workplaces better.
From crafts and camp songs to campfires and lifelong friendships, Tennessee 4-H camps are full of fun and education for 4-H’ers of all ages.
The third annual 4-H Picnic at the Fair provided more educational opportunities for the state’s 4-H members and camp scholarships.
Tennessee 4-H Centers – the Clyde York 4-H Center in Crossville, the Clyde Austin 4-H Center in Greeneville, the W.P. Ridley 4-H Center in Columbia and Lone Oaks Farm in Middleton – all offer school enrichment programs based in STEM education.