Wayne County 4-H Program: A Case Study

For the year of 2016 I was our chapter’s reporter, I am Currently the 2020 class President, and for the year 2015-16 I was president of the Tri-L 4-H club.

The research done on the Bartholomew County Humane Society, was completed for having a better understanding of their mission for the community and to find out any problems they might have or are encountering currently. The research done, consisted viewing their home page online, studying their financial reports, statistics on animals and shelters, and finally an interview between the manager of the BCHS organization and a local newspaper writer.

High School is an incredibly important period of life. It influences your social, academic, and personal life for four years, and prepares you for college and a career. This is the reason County Prep High School is my school of choice. County Prep's thriving social environment, challenging academic curriculum, and wide variety of electives will help me successfully carry out my plans for the future.

Hollie Ivey began school at Gaston School in Gadsden, where her mother had attended and graduated as valedictorian. After they moved to Hokes Bluff, she transferred to Glencoe Elementary School. Hollie Ivey continued to study at Glencoe until graduation. In middle school, she was a member of Junior Beta Club, Math Team, Builders Club and First Priority. First Priority presented her first leadership experience and provided an opportunity for her to begin public speaking. From First Priority, Hollie Ivey also began to grow in her relationship with Christ. In high school she was involved in many school

Working with every elementary school in the county, Indian Land and A.R. Rucker Middle School, as well as Carolina Christian Academy, Hucks supervises volunteers of the 4-H club to fund raise and plant gardens for Hope on the Hill, Lancaster children's home and other organizations with use for youth.

Allyson’s high school activities include varsity cheerleading on the football, basketball, and competition squad. Playing clarinet in the band for the past five years, she is very active in local honors bands including All County, Solo and Ensemble, OMEA District 3 band and All-Ohio State Fair band. Allyson participates in high school choir, and is a part of mixed ensemble. She is a two-year member of Arcadia track and field team. Furthermore, is a member of the National Honor Society, and now a lifetime member of the National Society of High School Scholars. Her community activities include volunteering at The Old Time

You may know Chelsie Davenport as Freshman Class President, but she’s also a member of the Health Occupations Students of America, also known as HOSA. She was also a member of the cross country team at Bethel and participates in many extracurricular activities. “She’s like the sister that everyone wants to have.” says Angie Cosme, a friend of Chelsie. “She’s very helpful and is dedicated to her dream.”

Communities, residents, public in Hennepin County expect to be served by their county and the Hennepin County Community Works (HCCW) in terms of public work such as having a reliable and safe transportation system, good public works infrastructures, housing, green spaces, and natural environment, etc.

The Marion County Children Service Board offers a variety of services to the community. The offer intake assessment, this is where the referral for services begin. A trained staff member will assess the calls received and then make a determination whether services are needed or not. They also provide protective home-based services, once an investigation is complete, and it is determined that services are needed, and the child can remain in their home, without the risk of abuse, the caseworker will then provide counseling and case management to the child or children and their family. The caseworker may also provide additional referrals to other agencies. MCCSB also provides placement and substitute care services, this occurs when the determination

Case Statement Analysis An external case statement is used as a “sales document,”1 pitching a fundraising campaign to potential donors. Moses County Summer Academy’s (MCSA) case statement exhibited multiple strengths, but more prevalent, were the misguided and poorly executed techniques that struggled to inspire donors. Few would be sold on a MCSA fundraising campaign after reading this case statement. Strengths MCSA’s case statement possessed several strong characteristics, including: (1) demonstrating the need and urgency for money/funds, (2) highlighting the organization’s mission, and (3) appealing to the donor’s emotions.2

Hal Hiott, Lancaster County Parks and Recreation Director welcomed everyone out to the ribbon cutting event

Make a fundraising activity in the four counties simultaneously and invite the media to promote the SETDRG (Orange, Jasper, Newton and Jefferson). The Board of Director voted on to include Jefferson County in the SETDRG in their last meeting in June and a Board representative of the County was appointed.

WOOSTER — With funding tight, area 4-H leaders are looking into ways to raise revenues in order to enhance and expand programming.

My 4-H group and I would like to gratefully thank you for your exceptionally generous donations. Your organization and it’s donations have aided in ensuring that my 4-H group; Show Stoppers, along with others are the best they can possibly be. Your donations as well as, your organization's support in various efforts have helped to make 4-H the great association that it is today, and will continue to be in the future. As a 4-H member and group, we are relied upon to uphold the immense character building statues of respect, responsibility, and helping others in need, along with countless others. Your donations have helped our 4-H group sustain and embrace these qualities in every event that we attend and participate in. Without your support 4-H

Imagine if there was a solution to every problem that faced our world today. A fix to some of the nation’s greatest issues such as unemployment, poverty, climate, change, resource shortages, and obesity. One organization claims to have the solution to all of these problems. The 4-H’s organization believes that they can change the world by involving the youth of America into activates that include problem-solving, leadership, agricultural, and STEM. Started in the last decade of the 19th century, 4-H was created under the idea that youth needed further education in agricultural based work. “Children were not being helped in their educational work by their own immediate environment,” said A.B. Graham, one of the members credited for founding