Support Michigan 4-H

4-H_Emblem_CMYK-347green_largeThousands of young people participate in Michigan 4-H Youth Development programming each year and countless others are impacted by 4-H. As a result of their engagement with the program, young people are better prepared for a lifetime of success through the development of critical life skills, civic leadership and academic excellence.

How to give to 4-H

Want to give back to 4-H? You, your family, organization, company or corporation can support this crucial program and ensure Michigan 4-H Youth Development continues to improve the lives of youth each year. Consider giving the gift of your time as a Michigan 4-H volunteer or making a monetary donation through the Michigan 4-H Foundation.

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How to receive support

Looking for a grant for your 4-H club or program? The Michigan 4-H Foundation annually offers competitive grant funds to encourage development of innovative 4-H program opportunities in local communities. These grants are designed to encourage program planning and participation by 4-H members and volunteers in partnership with county MSU Extension 4‑H program staff members. Click here to view a list of grant offerings and apply.

The Michigan 4-H Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports Michigan 4-H Youth Development programming, volunteer training, facilities and more! Learn more about the Michigan 4-H Foundation.

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