4-H projects are the core to a 4-H member's experience. The Wood County Clover Legacy Foundation is happy to support numerous projects, although without the project book, from capitol campaigns to yearly grants that benefit youth in Wood County and beyond through the 4-H program. Below is a summary of some of the projects while others can be read about in our annual reports. The Clover Legacy Foundation is also responsible for envisioning and acting upon future endeavors that fit our mission. If you have a project in mind, please contact us.
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When youth join a 4-H club they learn and live the 4-H pledge, which includes: “I pledge my hands to larger service…for my community, my country, and my world.” The Hands to Larger Service Day is where hundreds of Wood County 4-H members, their families and the general public fulfill that commitment to community service.
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Inspire Kids to Do Grants
Inspire Kids To Do Grants are offered three times per year to Wood County 4-H clubs through an application process to fulfill the mission to empower youth to reach their full potential, working and learning in partnership with caring adults. The grants are categorized under themes of Head, Heart, Hands, and Health, representing the 4 H's. |
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Wood County 4-H Milkshake Barn
Milkshakes are a staple for many fairgoers in Wood County and 'the barn' is an exciting place to work for 4-H clubs throughout fair week. As the main fundraiser for Wood County 4-H, the Clover Legacy Foundation works to manage, invest, and donate back funds earned through milkshake sales. |
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4-H Project Support
This program is designed to ensure that all youth have the opportunity to participate in 4-H and explore their interests, regardless of financial constraints. Families eligible for free or reduced lunch based on USDA Income Guidelines, or those facing unexpected hardships, are encouraged to apply for project support funding on behalf of their child(ren). |