ARIZONA 4-H YOUTH FOUNDATION

Provides 4-H, agriculture, and family and consumer science programs on tribal lands across six Native nations in Arizona, with support rooted in the 1990 Farm Bill. Engages youth through culturally relevant mentorship and hands-on experiences.

Provides essential financial support to the 4-H Youth Development Program through $2.2 million in endowments, funding camps, clubs, and competitions. The organization also awards over 30 academic scholarships annually to 4-H members pursuing post-secondary education and allocates funds twice a year for specific state and local 4-H projects, activities, and events.

Provides essential financial support to the 4-H Youth Development Program through $2.2 million in endowments and allocates funds twice a year for specific state and local 4-H projects, activities, and events. The organization also awards over 30 academic scholarships annually to 4-H members pursuing post-secondary education.

Provides essential financial support to the 4-H Youth Development Program through $2.2 million in endowments, funds camps, clubs, and competitions, and allocates funds twice a year for specific state and local 4-H projects, activities, and events. Additionally, awards over 30 academic scholarships annually to 4-H members pursuing post-secondary education.

Provides youth aged 8–18 with hands-on learning projects in STEM, agriculture, healthy living, and civic engagement through the 4-H program. Includes initiatives like the STEM YOUniversity program and project work in shooting sports, archery, and leadership.

Offers structured leadership development through the 4-H State Ambassadors program and civic engagement opportunities, including travel to Washington D.C. These programs build advocacy, representation, and leadership skills among teens.

Supports eight distinct 4-H Participation Pathways to engage youth across Arizona in mentorship, hands-on learning, and skill development, ensuring access through diverse entry points and formats.

Operates the James 4-H Camp, a rustic 55-acre pine forest camp that provides experiential learning and leadership development. Also funds camps, clubs, and competitions that connect youth with mentorship and growth opportunities.

Provides sustained funding for 4-H programs through $2.2 million in endowments and awards over 30 academic scholarships annually to 4-H members pursuing post-secondary education. Funds are allocated biannually to support state and local projects.

Operates specific programs such as the 4-H State Ambassadors program for teen leadership, a Shooting Sports program for firearm and archery safety, and a STEM YOUniversity program for hands-on STEM education. The organization also runs the James 4-H Camp for experiential learning.

Offers specialized programs such as the 4-H State Ambassadors program for leadership development, a Shooting Sports program for firearm and archery safety, and the STEM YOUniversity for engagement in science and technology. The organization also operates the James 4-H Camp, providing a rustic, experiential learning environment.

Offers specialized programs such as the Shooting Sports program for firearm and archery safety, the STEM YOUniversity for STEM engagement, and operates the James 4-H Camp for experiential learning and leadership development.

Provides hands-on learning and mentorship opportunities for youth aged 8-18 across all 15 Arizona counties and six tribal communities, focusing on leadership, life skills, agriculture, STEM, civic engagement, and healthy living. This includes creating programming through local Cooperative Extension offices and offering national events.

Provides hands-on learning and mentorship opportunities for youth aged 8-18 across all 15 Arizona counties and six tribal communities, focusing on areas such as agriculture, STEM, civic engagement, and healthy living. These programs are delivered through local Cooperative Extension offices and trained volunteers.

Provides hands-on learning and mentorship opportunities for youth aged 8-18 across all 15 Arizona counties and six tribal communities, focusing on areas such as agriculture, STEM, civic engagement, and healthy living. These programs are delivered through trained volunteers and local Cooperative Extension offices.

Connects youth to national events and opportunities to develop leadership and skills, operates a 4-H State Ambassadors program for teens to advocate and represent Arizona 4-H, and enables participation in civic engagement and leadership opportunities, including those in Washington D.C.

Delivers youth development programs across Arizona via local Cooperative Extension offices, designed in collaboration with communities and tailored to local needs. Programs are delivered in-person and online, reaching over 200,000 youth annually.

Engages over 3,000 volunteers annually to expand community outreach and programming, who in turn lead 4-H members in hands-on projects.

Engages over 3,000 volunteers annually to expand community outreach and programming, who in turn lead 4-H members in hands-on projects focused on leadership and life skills.

Engages over 3,000 trained volunteers annually to deliver 4-H programming, expand outreach, and mentor youth. Volunteers lead hands-on projects and support local clubs and events.