Making an Impact Across Texas
4-H youth make a lasting impact in their lives and communities. Moreover, Texas 4-H stands as the largest youth development program in the state, offering countless opportunities for young people to grow. Through these opportunities, youth experience hands-on learning that builds confidence and strengthens leadership skills. In addition, they gain practical knowledge in agriculture, STEM, healthy living, and civic engagement by actively participating in programs. As a result, Texas 4-H members demonstrate positive change in communities every day.
Why This Blog Was Created?
This blog was created so inspiring stories and achievements from across the state could be shared. In addition, each post is intended to highlight how essential life skills such as responsibility, teamwork, and public speaking are applied in real-world situations. For example, stories include community service projects being organized, science fair success being achieved, and future careers being explored. Through these examples, the power of experiential learning and the core values of 4-H are clearly demonstrated.
Connecting Communities and Inspiring Leaders
By sharing these stories, we connect families, educators, and supporters with the mission of Texas 4-H. Furthermore, youth develop the skills and confidence to lead in their communities and beyond. Growth, resilience, and a strong commitment to making a difference shine through in every achievement. In addition, this blog inspires more youth to join Texas 4-H and encourages communities to support programs that build strong leaders.
Welcome to 4-H Youth Across Texas
Welcome! Here, stories that celebrate achievement and also show what it means to be “Beyond Ready” are featured. Additionally, stay tuned as incredible work by 4-H youth across Texas is spotlighted for inspiration and learning. Moreover, their stories deserve to be told, and their impact deserves recognition.
4-H Youth Gain Understanding of Civic Engagement
4-H Youth Gain Understanding of Civic Engagement The Texas 4-H Youth Development Program not only provides youth the opportunity to...
Read MoreGratitude and Service – The 4-H Story
The Texas 4-H Shooting Sports program stands by the tagline, “it’s not about the gun, it’s about the kids.” One...
Read MoreRural Youth Get Fired Up For Their Future
“Your life isn’t what happens to you, but how you play your hand.” These words were used to encourage youth...
Read MoreLindee Miller: Sewing Stories Together
Lindee Miller, a 10-year Briscoe County 4-H’er is heading into her senior year of high school with a loaded plate...
Read MoreMore Than a Game
Rows of travel trailers, multi-family cooking camps, friendships to last a lifetime, and family bonds that aren’t created by blood…...
Read MoreKate Knesek: Growing Up Green
“I was one of those kids that was born into the 4-H program. I’m a 3rd generation 4-Her... and my...
Read MorePenelope Deterding: Purpose in the Pedal
Every 4-H’er has a story. A unique, encouraging, empowering story. This is Hopkins County 4-H member, Penelope Deterding’s story. Penelope...
Read MoreGraden Allen: Joy in the Journey
Fifteen-year-old Graden Allen from Abernathy, Texas, is a third-generation steer showman, and the achiever of a three-generation long goal. But...
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