4‑H reaches almost six million young people nationally and as the largest youth leadership organization in the state,
impacts more than 243,000 youth in Georgia.
Impact Statements
Georgia 4-H impacts youth and adults in a variety of ways through the many programs, projects, competitions, and volunteer opportunities offered. Search our specialist’s statements for more information on the programs and effect that 4-H has on our community.
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2020 Feel Good Fridays Encouraging Healthier Professionals
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2020 Georgia 4-H AmeriCorps VISTA and AmeriCorps State Programs
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2020 Georgia 4-H Pivots Youth Project Achievement During Global Pandemic
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2020 Georgia 4-H VISTA Summer Associates Provide COVID19 Relief through Food Security Efforts and Youth Healthy Living Programs
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2020 From the Mountain to the Sea – Impact Statement
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2020 Georgia 4-H Serves as Lead State Advisor to National 4-H Tech Changemakers Project
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2020 Georgia 4-H Trains Faculty Staff for Virtual Programming Delivery
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2020 Zoom into Science Offering 4-H-Youth Connections to Science Content during COVID-19
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4-H Project Achievement For Military Youth
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4-H State Officers Develop Leadership and Life Skills Through Youth-Adult Partnerships
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Creating a Network of Georgia 4-H Evaluation Expertise
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Georgia 4-H and National 4-H Congress: Partnering to Reach Urban Youth with Agricultural Literacy
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Georgia 4-H Environmental Education
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Georgia 4-H Junior/Senior Project Achievement Prepares Youth for the Workforce
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Georgia 4-H Statewide Youth Experiences: A Look Through the Lens of the National 4-H Common Measures Surveys
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Mission Make-It: The Georgia 4-H Engineering Challenge
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Supporting a Healthy 4-H Environment
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Step Up and Lead: A Collaborative Leadership Experience Produced by Georgia 4-H and the Georgia Association of Elementary School Principals
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Weekend in the Classic City
Program Highlights
Georgia 4-H programs cover a broad range of topics with leadership and personal development at the core of each. Our Program Highlights outline more specific information on the focus, scope, and impact of the various 4-H focus areas.
– Camp
– Leadership and Civic Engagement
– Project SAFE Shooting Sports
– STEM
2020 COVID-19 Pandemic Response
Regularly scheduled 4-H programming across the state was disrupted due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, Georgia 4-H adapted programming into online formats to allow youth to continue to participate in valued 4-H learning experiences.
– Forestry Judging and Field Day
The University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (working cooperatively with Fort Valley State University, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the counties of Georgia) offers its educational programs, assistance, and materials to all people without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation or protected veteran status and is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action organization.