When you think of 4-H, other than the clover, what comes to mind first? Was it a best friend you made in your club? Was it the sense of accomplishment when you gave your first presentation? Was it your agent or your favorite volunteer, or all the fun you had at 4-H meetings? For many, it’s their local 4-H experience, one that often shapes a lifetime. For many donors, investing in local program endowments is a meaningful way to ensure 4-H is available for generations to come. While numerous programs currently benefit from local endowments, others are working on or would like to establish an endowment in the near future. To learn more about how you can ensure the 4-H legacy for your county program, contact the Virginia 4-H Foundation today.

4-H Foundation Summer Newsletter

Virginia 4-H Foundation, Hutcheson Hall (0419), 250 Drillfield Drive, Blacksburg, VA 24061 The Virginia 4-H Foundation is a division of the Virginia Tech Foundation, Inc., which has been granted 501(c)(3) nonprofit status by the Internal Revenue Service.