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State 4-H Officers, wearing their official green jacket attire, posed together for a group photo at the NC 4-H booth of the 2025 N.C. State Fair.

Journey as a Teen Leader: 2026-2027 NC 4-H State Officer Applications are Open!

Are you ready to take your leadership to the next level? North Carolina 4-H is officially seeking passionate, dedicated, and driven candidates for the 2026-2027 State 4-H Officer Team. Serving as a…

Dr. Jim Clark stands with Governor Josh Stein during his induction into the Order of the Long Leaf Pine at the governor’s mansion.

Jim Clark Inducted Into Order of the Long Leaf Pine

Dr. James W. Clark Jr., known to many as Jim Clark, an English professor emeritus at NC State and longtime supporter of North Carolina 4-H, was recently inducted into the Order of the Long Leaf Pine,…

NC State Day of Giving 03.25.26: Make Your Mark

Make Your Mark for 4-H on NC State Day of Giving

For North Carolina 4-H, that influence extends into communities across the state. Day of Giving support helps strengthen programs that reach youth in all 100 counties and the Eastern Band of Cherokee…

North Carolina 4-H Clover Cast Logo Lockup.

4-H Clover Cast

Coming SoonClover Cast is a short-form podcast series created by North Carolina 4-H to help members and families better understand what 4-H offers and how to get involved. Each episode focuses on a…

Several award recipients posed for a group photo at the annual NC 4-H Adult and Alumni Awards.

Past Adult and Alumni Award Recipients

Each year, North Carolina 4-H honors individuals and families who demonstrate exceptional commitment to the 4-H mission. This archive includes recent award recipients with biographical information…

Water tower with the 4-H Emblem on it, located at the Eastern 4-H Center.

Brand Platform and Messaging

Brand PlatformUnderstanding the North Carolina 4-H brand begins with our brand platform, which defines our core identity, explains what we stand for, and guides how we communicate across all programs…

'4-H' Type Treatment shown in green.

Writing and Reference Guide

Using the 4-H NameThe 4-H Name is federally protected under 18 U.S.C. 707 and may only be used in authorized, approved contexts that support the mission and values of the 4-H program. This protection…

A collection of 4-H brand icons, representing the Civic Engagement, Agriculture, Healthy Living, and STEM pillar themes. The icons include Heart Hands, Sprout in Hand, Mic, Globe, Ribbon, Media, Wheat, Farmer, Tractor, Windmill, Sprout, Watering Can, Hors

Downloads and Templates

Disclaimer: This page is still being built. Check back later for new resources. This page provides access to the full suite of official 4-H brand assets used to create clear, consistent, and engaging…

Main 4-H pattern on a green background featuring repeated geometric shapes such as semicircles, leaves, circles, and curved forms in official 4-H colors: Sunflower, Tomato, Kale, and Cherry Blossom.

Visual Identity Guide

LogosThe 4-H Emblem is a vital part of the program’s identity and represents more than a century of youth development through learning, leadership, and service. Since the early 1900s, the four-leaf…

The 4-H Emblem, a green four-leaf clover with a white 'H' on each leaf and the legal statement 18 U.S.C., radiating with layered shades of green and white.

4-H Brand

For over a century, the 4-H brand has reflected a nationwide commitment to hands-on learning, leadership, and positive youth development grounded in research and community impact. It represents a…