Weld County 4-H Foundation

Each year the Weld County 4-H program teaches 900 youth ages 5 – 18 life skills through research based experiential learning projects through 27 4-H community clubs led by 275 volunteer leaders. Another 4,059 youth participated in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) activities and learn life skills through school enrichment and after school programs.

4-H FOUNDATION NEWS

CSU Weld County Extension will be closed Friday, July 3rd

2020 Group Photo of Scholarship winners

We are open to the public, with hours from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., Monday – Friday. The lobby is limited to one (1) person at a time.

The past month or so, youth around Weld County and beyond have gone virtual.

For the month of January youth around Weld County have been learning how materials begin as raw materials and end up as finished products.

An investment in 4-H, and in the fundraising campaign, is an investment in today's and tomorrows youth.

Endowment Fund

In honor of Jean and her dedication to 4-H, and with the support of the Hoshiko family, the Weld County 4-H Foundation renamed the endowed position the Jean Hoshiko Memorial Endowment in December 2013. It is a small demonstration of our admiration for her commitment to ensuring 4-H programs are preserved and made available to Weld County youth for generations to come.