Through camps, conferences, retreats, and leadership experiences, youth developed communication, teamwork, and decision-making skills that prepare them for success in school, careers, and community leadership.
Youth explored college, career, and service opportunities that expanded their confidence, broadened their future aspirations, and increased their readiness for life after high school.
Promoting Healthy Aging & Independent Living
Older adults gained practical knowledge about nutrition, physical activity, and chronic disease prevention, helping them maintain healthier and more independent lifestyles.
Educational and social learning opportunities encouraged participants to stay engaged in their communities while supporting health and quality of life.
Connecting Residents to Healthy Food & Agriculture
Community members increased their understanding of healthy eating, hydration, and food preparation through hands-on nutrition education and food demonstrations.
Youth and families learned how pollinators support food production, strengthening their awareness of the connections between agriculture, nutrition, and environmental stewardship.
4-H members attended 4-H University, gaining leadership and career readiness skills while experiencing a college-like environment and navigating campus life.
Youth attending L.O.S.T. Camp strengthened teamwork, independence, and problem-solving skills through outdoor learning experiences.
Junior Leaders strengthened leadership and communication skills during a summer retreat and were recognized for their achievements through an educational awards trip.
Nutrition & Community Health
Individuals with intellectual disabilities gained cooking skills and confidence through adaptive cooking classes offered with the My Dreams Foundation.
Youth increased their understanding of pollinators and food production through an interactive bee pollination program.
Community members learned practical strategies for healthier cooking and home gardening through the Taste of Herbs and Spices program.
Agriculture & Natural Resources
Master Gardeners and residents expanded their horticulture knowledge through educational meetings and outreach efforts.
Homeowners learned how to establish late-season cut flower gardens through educational seminars and seed distributions.
A resident received research-based guidance for managing a Tawny Crazy Ant infestation affecting their property.
