They are 25 percent more likely to contribute to their families, themselves, and their communities.
· They are more likely to see themselves going to college as compared to
· They are 41 percent less likely to engage in risky or problem behavior.
· They earn higher scores on goal setting and goal management.
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The new 4-H year is underway! But it’s not too late to join a club and get started learning. We know you’re busy! In 4-H, you get to choose your level of participation, and your entire family can join right along with you! 4-H is an organization that includes everyone — sons, daughters, fathers, mothers, aunts, uncles, grandparents and friends.
In fact, 4-H clubs rely on volunteer leadership from every adult and 4-H member to make activities happen. Whether it’s bringing treats for a meeting or organizing a community project, every person — young or old — is part of the team.