University of Maryland Extension

4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

 

4-H & Youth

 

4-H'ers in Kent County are leading a Revolution of Responsibility - a movement for positive change in every community in America including right here in Kent County, Maryland!

 

4-H youth are a living breathing, culture-changing revolution for doing the right thing, breaking through obstacles and pushing our country forward by making a measurable difference right here in Kent County. This takes uncommon commitment and that is exactly what our youth have!

Currently, our revolution consists of 11 4-H clubs reaching over 150 youth in community clubs  and over 400 youth through in-school and other community 4-H programs and activities throughout Kent County, MD. That is over 550 youth in our county committed to change! This change starts with the heart of 4-H: Community Service. Our 2012 4-H Volunteers did their part in changing our community, providing a volunteer value of $66,154.44 for their service to our community! Youth Volunteers provided an additional $3,161 of volunteer service through the annual 4-H Toy Drive, Adopt-a-Highway pick-ups, Kent Ag Center and Worton Park projects and more!

Join our Revolution! For more information on our Kent County 4-H Youth Development Program CLICK HERE.  http://extension.umd.edu/kent-county

Every successful 4-H story begins with a 4-H Volunteer! If you would like to become a 4-H UME Volunteer CLICK HERE: http://extension.umd.edu/kent-county/kent-county/4-h-youth-development

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Kent County
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