4-H in Arkansas takes many forms – urban, rural and suburban.

The faces of 4-H are as diverse as the activities in which they take part – hundreds of activities that engage the minds and hands of our most promising young people.

Best of all, 4-H is free and available in each of our 75 counties, reaching more than 133,000 Arkansas youth.

Today, more than $50,000 in scholarship funds are awarded to college bound 4-H students.  It is recognized that the 4-H program emphasizes all informal education available to develop a student’s maximum skills throughout their formative years.  In many counties, 4-H provides guidance and career preparedness in youth who have limited access to resources.
 

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Arkansas 4-H Foundation Salutes 2011 National 4-H Congress Participants and Donors
Arkansas is 4-H Proud of the 36 outstanding, 4-H members who earned an invitation to National 4-H Congress in Atlanta, Georgia. In our 2011 National 4-H Congress Tribute and Salute, our 4-H members tell what they most appreciated about participating in this premier 4-H experience.

A special thank you goes to each of the 47 donors who made this trip possible and are recognized in the tribute.

Enjoy more Camp for Less—Apply here and now for Camp Scholarships
Arkansas 4-H Foundation has scholarships available to assist 4-H members attend spring and summer camp at C.A. Vines Arkansas 4-H Center. Scholarships provide 50% of the room and board fees for use of the C. A. Vines Arkansas 4-H Center. Scholarship awards are transferred directly from the Arkansas 4-H Foundation to the C. A. Vines Arkansas 4-H Center in the name of the recipient to offset the individual’s cost. Scholarship funds are limited. Applications are now closed.