Nebraska 4‑H Gives Back
The Nebraska 4‑H Gives Back program is an opportunity for a Nebraska 4‑H member or a team of 4‑H'ers to make a meaningful contribution to their community. This award recognizes the impact that 4‑H youth make in their communities and celebrate the spirit of service-learning, a pillar of the 4‑H experience.
To achieve the Nebraska 4‑H Gives Back honor, a 4‑H member or team must complete a major service-learning project that benefits his/her community. Each 4‑H member or team are responsible for the creation, coordination, and implementation of the project. 4‑H members should plan on investing over 100 hours of service, and understand that it may take up to 24 months to complete reviewed in a two-step process. Proposals are to be approved by the local committee, and then by a State 4‑H Program Administrator prior to the start of the project. Upon completion a final report is to be created and approved.
Recipients will be awarded with a certificate of recognition, as well as, a $100 award to be received.
Those interested in working on the Nebraska Gives Back programs should contact the Dodge County Extension Office at 402-727-2775.
For more information: visit the state Nebraska 4‑H Gives Back.