How 4-H Can Help Your Kids
An interview with Pat Boyes, Program Director 4-H Washington State, on Comcast Local Edition, August 2005.
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Whether youth participate in clubs, after school programs, day camps, or in other program settings, the
4-H mission and goals remain the same... to help our children become involved in their community, respect themselves and others and develop to their full potential!
As a collaboratively supported youth program of the Land Grant Universities, Extension Services, and local county governments, 4-H receives county and university support for all its project areas.
4-H mission and goals remain the same... to help our children become involved in their community, respect themselves and others and develop to their full potential!
As a collaboratively supported youth program of the Land Grant Universities, Extension Services, and local county governments, 4-H receives county and university support for all its project areas.
How Can I Join 4-H?
All youth in grades K-12 are welcome to join 4-H. Click Here to see a U.S. map that will connect you to 4-H offices in your state and county.
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WSU 4-H Offices
WSU Puyallup, 7612 Pioneer Way E., Puyallup, WA 98371-4998, FAX: (253) 445-4587. Click Here for state-wide 4-H staff and faculty directory information.