4-H Day of Service
The Florida 4-H State Council is proud to announce the continuation of our State Service Project – “Youth Against Poverty.” This project is a call to action for 4-H members to engage in service projects that will help out with poverty in their community, country, and/or our world. 4-H members can use this project at a district, county, and club level.
This year we are partnering with Kentucky and Tennessee 4-H to have a Tri-State Day of Service during National 4-H Week. Below you will find resources assembled by the Florida 4-H State Project Committee to help you and your fellow 4-H members get involved in this exciting initiative, and carryout your own service projects. The State Project guide below also contains sample project ideas, and a report back system, so you can share your work with others across the three states!
On Saturday, October 13, 2012, we invite you to join 4-H members across the southern region in a 4-H Day of Service by holding your own service project! Please see the flyers/resources below to find out more how to take part in this portion of the Youth Against Poverty” initiative.
4-H Day of Service Promotion Toolkit:
For more information, contact Wendi Armstrong at wendiz@ufl.edu.
Youth Against Poverty Project Manual
Information on Multi-State Youth Against Poverty (Coming Soon)
Youth Against Poverty Florida 4-H BLOG