4-H is a youth organization aiming to “enable” young people with skills to lead for a lifetime and to “make the best better.”
Youth are members of community clubs where they meet monthly to learn life skills such as leadership, communication, teamwork, critical thinking, and dedication. 4-H members are actively involved in countless hours of community service each year.
Youth pick out projects that interest them when enrolling in 4-H. They might choose an animal project such as dairy, beef, or swine or maybe they
will decide to learn about woodworking, robotics, foods, birds, or mechanical sciences.
Outagamie County has a 4-H membership of over 400 youth who are guided by almost 200 volunteers.
How Your Sponsorship Helps
The following is a list of some of the activities and events held to further develop these future leaders.
- Music and Drama Festivals
- Family Learning Day
- Numerous county project meetings
- Communication Arts Festival
- Giant Pumpkin and Sunflower Contests
- 4-H Basketball Tournament
- Educational Travel Experiences
- Explore Wisconsin
- Space Camp
- WI 4-H and Youth Conference
- Citizenship Washington Focus
- American Spirit Experience
- Opportunities for state 4-H teams
Sponsorship Levels
Friends of the Clover ($1-$99 donation)
Name printed in our 4-H Family Handbook
White Clover ($100 – $500 donation)
Name printed in our newsletter 6 times/year
Name printed in our 4-H Family Handbook
Green Clover ($501-$1000 donation)
Name/logo printed in our newsletter 6 times/year
Name/logo printed in our 4-H Family Handbook
Name listed on the Outagamie Co. 4-H webpage
Recognition on our Outagamie Co. 4-H Facebook page
Gold Clover (over $1000 donation)
Name/logo printed in our newsletter 6 times/year
Name/logo printed in our 4-H Family Handbook
Name listed on the Outagamie Co. 4-H webpage
Recognition on our Outagamie Co. 4-H Facebook page
Name/logo on a banner displayed at the Outagamie County Fair during the fair and at various 4-H events
4 tickets to the annual county 4-H Leaders Recognition Dinner
