Featured News Item: Differences that make 4-H and FFA stand out -- and successful 4-H Youth Development Stay Connected FacebookInspiring the next generation of leaders, inventors, entrepreneurs and problem solvers, transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary. 4-H is the youth development program of University of Arizona Cooperative Extension. AZ 4-H Summit States' 4-H International Exchange Programs About 4-H 4-H Empowers Kids with the Skills to Lead for a Lifetime Read More Support 4-H JoAnne Fabrics Rewards Program and Tractor Supply Paper Clover Campaign Read More Join 4-H Ready to join or just looking to connect with your local chapter? Read More Raise Your Hand Raise your hand is back in 2019 from April 1 – May 15! Check back soon to vote for your state to win $20K, helping more kids in your community benefit from hands-on learning Read More 4-H History 4-H began in Arizona in 1913, when volunteer leader George T. Peabody organized a Boy's Cotton Club in Chandler. Read More 4-H National Programs See our full list of national programs. Read More 4-H State Programs Explore State 4-H programs! Read More 4-H Projects Arizona 4-H offers a large number of project areas. 4-H members select projects that reconnect their areas of interest. Read More 4-H Volunteer Resources Volunteers are the HEART of the 4-H program. 4-H Youth Development volunteers are valued partners in working with youth and Extension agents. Read More Arizona 4-H Youth Foundation Providing support to Arizona 4-H youth programs through grants and scholarships. Each year the foundation awards over $50K to state 4-H programs and $40K to outstanding 4-H members pursuing higher education. Read More
Raise Your Hand Raise your hand is back in 2019 from April 1 – May 15! Check back soon to vote for your state to win $20K, helping more kids in your community benefit from hands-on learning Read More
4-H History 4-H began in Arizona in 1913, when volunteer leader George T. Peabody organized a Boy's Cotton Club in Chandler. Read More
4-H Projects Arizona 4-H offers a large number of project areas. 4-H members select projects that reconnect their areas of interest. Read More
4-H Volunteer Resources Volunteers are the HEART of the 4-H program. 4-H Youth Development volunteers are valued partners in working with youth and Extension agents. Read More
Arizona 4-H Youth Foundation Providing support to Arizona 4-H youth programs through grants and scholarships. Each year the foundation awards over $50K to state 4-H programs and $40K to outstanding 4-H members pursuing higher education. Read More
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