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The County 4-H Ambassador program recognizes individuals for their outstanding leadership, community service and project work. Being a County Ambassador is an opportunity for further experience and growth in public speaking, leadership and community involvement for youth, ages 15 and older.
Purpose: The purpose of the Emerald Star Program is to provide leadership development opportunities to 4-H members who wish to share his/her skills and knowledge in any area of 4-H to help others on a county wide level. What is a 4-H Emerald Star? The Emerald Star project's purpose includes: 1.
Fresno County 2024-25 Horse Calendar State Horse Event Information Click Here: https://ucanr.edu/sites/4H_Equine/ for list of state level equine events. County Horse Project page go here: https://ucanr.
Volunteer Leader Requirements 4-H Volunteer Leaders are appointed annually by the University of California Cooperative Extension County Director. If you are a current 4-H Adult Volunteer, to continue in the next year you need to re apply and be re-appointed by December 31st.
4-H is the largest youth development program in the nation The Fresno County 4-H Youth Development Program Year runs July 1st - June 30st. A member's 4-H age is based upon the youth's age as of December 31st of the current program year.
Contact the 4-H Office to get connected to a Club near you.
Adult Volunteers –Must be 18 years or older. A volunteer cannot simultaneously be a 4-H member. Chaperones must be at least 21 years of age or older. Due to zSuite system updates, new enrollments cannot be submitted electronically between June…
Who We Are 4-H is a non-profit, informal educational youth development program. At the national level, 4-H is directed by an assistant deputy director and a staff for 4-H and other youth programs in the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
