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The Licking County 4-H Youth Development Program serves over 4200 youth through community clubs, school programs, and camp activities with the assistance of more than 530 adult and teen volunteers. Let us help you make the connection with positive youth development opportunities in Licking County! Click on the "About 4-H" link for Licking County 4-H contact information.

About 4-H

Please give us a call at 740-670-5315 or drop us an email if you have questions or if we can be of assistance in any way.
Lisa McCutcheon
Extension Educator
4-H Youth Development
 Lisa McCutcheon
Sally McClaskey
4-H Program Coordinator
4-H Youth Development
 Sally McClaskey

 

The 4-H Pledge:

 

I pledge...

My head to clearer thinking

My heart to greater loyalty

My hands to larger service

My health to better living

For my club, my community, my country and my world.

 

National 4-H Headquarters Fact Sheets:

4-H Youth Development: An Overview

 

4-H Youth Development Statistics

 

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About 4-H
The Licking County 4-H Youth Development Program serves over 4200 youth through community clubs, school programs, and camp activities with the assistance of more than 530 adult and teen volunteers. Let us help you make the connection with positive youth development opportunities in Licking County! Click on the "About 4-H" link for Licking County 4-H contact information.
County 4-H News
Licking County 4-H Committee Receives Donation from John Wagy and Monsanto
Licking County 4-H Committee receives donation from Monsanto as a part of their America's Farmers Grow Communities program.
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4-H Recognition Event Honors Members and Volunteers
4-H Recognition Event Honors Members and Volunteers
The annual Licking County 4-H Member & Volunteer Recognition event was held on November 15 at C-TEC. More than 200 guests attended.
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