Each of us has a 4-H story. This story refers to and draws from the experiences we have had as a 4-H member and what life skills we have learned from them. This story doesn't only have an impact on us, but on others as well.
Each of us has a 4-H story. This story refers to and draws from the experiences we have had as a 4-H member and what life skills we have learned from them. This story doesn't only have an impact on us, but on others as well.
you agreed to live and learn by the 4-H pledge. To pledge your head to clearer thinking your heart to greater loyalty, your hands to larger service and your health to better living for your club, your community, your country and your world. But most of all for yourself.
the first reason is to inspire others. Younger members look up to you and can learn from what you have done. But only if they are able to hear your story.
the second reason is to promote the great program 4-H is. Sharing the opportunities 4-H has provided you will inspire further support of the program. Being a spokesperson for 4-H will only help to strengthen 4-H for future generations.
the final reason is for your own self reflection and growth. as you sit down to write your college essay or scholarship application you will no doubt draw from your 4-H experiences. By writing your 4-H story and reflecting on the actions you have taken and skills you have gained you will be able to show your value to colleges and employers.
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