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Community Service 2026-2027

One of the pillars of 4-H is learning the importance of giving back to our communities through service. Throughout the year, Bossier 4-H members have the opportunity to help others by participating in several community service projects. Members collect food items for the Pack-A-Sack Program, toys for Operation Christmas Wish, used eyeglasses for the Bossier City Lions Club, and monetary donations for Bucks for Bunks benefiting the Salvation Army. Members may turn in donated items to their school club leader or bring them directly to the Bossier 4-H Office. Please note that each school club leader may have specific collection deadlines, so be sure to follow all club dates and deadlines. Together, we can make a positive difference in the lives of others and help strengthen our community.

  • Monthly Donation Items Needed:
  • October: New and unused applesauce and fruit cups
  • November: Dollar bills
  • December: New and unused toys
  • January: Boxes of Pop-Tarts
  • February: Chef Boyardee Cups and Microwavable Mac and Cheese Cups
  • March: Capri Suns and Kool-Aid Jammers
  • April: Granola bars and gently used eye-glasses

Monthly Contests and Projects 2026-2027

Members may turn in contest and/or project items to their specified school club leader or designated areas. Please note that each school club leader may have specific collection deadlines, so be sure to follow all club dates and deadlines. Remember, the more you do, the more Cloverbucks you earn.

  • October: Miniature Pumpkin Decorating Contest, one entry per member, worth 200 Cloverbucks.
  • November: Paper plate turkey decorating contest, cannot be larger than 15in. x 15in., one entry per member, worth 200 Cloverbucks.
  • December: Pinecone ornament contest, cannot be larger than 12 inches, one entry per member, worth 200 Cloverbucks.
  • February: 4th-8th Graders- Mardi Gras mask, cannot be larger than 12in. x 12in.; 9th-12th Graders- Mardi Gras tissue box float; (all) one entry per member, worth 200 Cloverbucks.
  • March: Bookmarks, 4th-8th Graders, 4-H theme; 9th-12th Graders, Louisiana theme; one entry per member, worth 200 Cloverbucks.
  • April: Plastic Egg decorating contest, one entry per member, worth 200 Cloverbucks.

Green 4-H clover emblem with four leaves, each containing a white “H,” and “18 USC 707” in the corner.Meet the leaders

  • Airline High- Kristin Murphy
  • Apollo Elementary- Cynthia Vrbka, SarahJayne Driskill and Jessica Strother
  • Barksdale Youth Center- Alexis Larsen and Cheyenne Wilson
  • Benton Elementary- Anna Harrell
  • Benton High- TBD
  • Benton Intermediate- Kasey Smith
  • Benton Middle- Jordan Huber
  • Bossier Elementary- Tyra Harrell
  • Bossier High- Melonie Bullock
  • Central Park Elementary- Caty Kingfisher
  • Cope Middle- Kimberly Woodall, Martha Davis and Julie Alexander
  • Curtis Elementary- Sarah Robin and Stella McGuffee
  • Elm Grove Elementary- D’Aunn Grant
  • Elm Grove Middle- Shirnelle Lumar
  • Greenacres Middle- Constance Jamison and Latarchu Harris
  • Haughton Elementary- Kristina Shaw
  • Haughton Middle- Carly Moore
  • Haughton High- Melinda Lain
  • Kerr Elementary- Lori Ayres and Becky Mitchell
  • Kingston Elementary- Emily Cryer
  • Legacy Elementary- Alexis Prothro, Elizabeth Benoit, Nicole Lambert and Missy Caldwell
  • W.T. Lewis Elementary- Chasity Spears
  • Meadowview Elementary- Tademeka Wells
  • Parkway High- Elizabeth Gallagher
  • Plain Dealing K-12- Amy Futch, Anna Lee and Susan Bogard
  • Plantation Park- TBD
  • Princeton Elementary- Tammy Vice
  • Rusheon Middle- Kesha Ivy
  • Stockwell Place Elementary- Stephanie Mast
  • Waller Elementary- Julie Loyed
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