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Our Motto

The 4-H Motto refers to each member. It means that each member will do the "best" that he/she possibly can in whatever is attempted. The member will then strive to improve the next time so his or her initial "Best" becomes "Better". The 4-H motto encourages members to stretch their abilities and capacities to reach greater achievement within their own potential. 

Our Slogan




Learn To Do By Doing

 

 

 

Our Parent's Pledge

I pledge my HEAD to give my child the information I can, to help my child see things clearly and to make wise decisions.
I pledge my HEART to encourage and support my child through success and disappointments.
I pledge my HANDS to help my child's club; if I cannot be a leader, I can help in many equally important ways.
I pledge my HEALTH to keep my child strong and well for a better world through 4-H, for my child's club, our community, our country and our world. 


 

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