State 4-H Council
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Our mission is to share the diverse opportunities 4-H offers to help youth develop social responsibility, empower them to live an authentic life, and grow leaders who can make the best better, regardless of circumstances. Whether planning events, leading community service activities, serving as ambassadors for our organization, or creating a safe and welcoming environment for all, we aim to lead by example for the over 188,000 North Carolina 4-H youth members, thousands of adult volunteers, hundreds of 4-H professionals, and countless others who support 4-H.
The State 4-H Council consists of the State 4-H Council Officers, the District officers, and one council representative from each county with an active county council program. The State Executive Committee includes District Officers, State Council Officers, State Council Coordinator, and the State 4-H Leader or his/her designee.
2023 -2024 State Officer Candidate Application & Election Forms
Please review the candidate documents and requirements carefully.
District Officer Responsibilities /
District Officer Nomination & Election Forms
NC 4-H added a NEW Council Officer Position in 2022, Member Engagement.
The state council encourages youth members considering running for district and/or state office in 2023 to consider this new position. Click Here to read more about this position.
STATE COUNCIL THEME
Make Waves: It’s Your Turn To Change The World
The 2022 – 2023 North Carolina State 4-H theme is, Make Waves: It’s Your Turn To Change The World. North Carolina 4-H honors, supports and encourages youth voice and action.
2022-2023 State 4-H Council Officers
Meet your State 4-H Council Officers!
State 4-H Council President: Laurelyn Ridge, Forsyth County
State 4-H Council Vice President: Lance Williams, Franklin County
State 4-H Council Secretary/Treasurer: Kennedi Lyons, Robeson County
State 4-H Council Reporter: Pierce Williams, Beaufort County
State 4-H Council Member Engagement: Camille Clark, Orange County
Dr. Mitzi Downing, State 4-H Council Coordinator, Assistant State 4-H Leader