Relationship to 4-H | NC 4-H Development Fund

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Who We Are

The NC 4-H Development Fund, is a non-profit, charitable and educational corporation as defined in Internal Revenue Service code 501(c) 3. It operates under the auspices of the NC Agricultural Foundation, Inc., at North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC 27695.

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Often the highlight of North Carolina 4-H Congress . . . the Candlelighting Ceremony at Dorton Arena is the culminating event of this week-long 4-H experience, a solemn look back at the year’s work, and quiet contemplation for the year ahead.

Relationship to 4-H

The N.C. 4-H Development Fund
The NC 4-H Development Fund, is a non-profit, charitable foundation operated under the auspices of the NC Agricultural Foundation, Inc. at North Carolina State University, Raleigh, as defined in Internal Revenue Service code 501(c)3. The NC 4-H Development Fund operates as a private entity that obtains resources for the NC 4-H Youth Development program and for the county programs that it serves. The Development Fund's four primary beneficiaries are 4-H youth; 4-H parents and volunteers; 4-H agents, program assistants, and specialists; and donors and sponsors.

What is 4-H?
4-H offers fun and lively learning opportunities to youth aged 6-19. With the support of parents, volunteers, and youth development professionals, young people "Learn by Doing." 4-H, supported through national, state, and county partnerships, offers a wide range of activities for youth through its neighborhood clubs, camps, and special activities. Membership is free and all youth are invited to join.

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