About 4-H
Young people learn, lead, and make a difference.
Head, Heart, Hands & Health
Alabama 4-H sets boundaries and expectations through constructive use of time where youth are creating, learning, and exploring the possibilities of a future with purpose, optimism, and personal power.
4-H is in every Alabama county
71,241 young people in Alabama 4-H
40,452 Club Members
3,105 Volunteers
3,387 Clubs
9,436 Educational Activities
39,617 4-H Projects in a Bag
219 Educational Videos
194 Nearpod Virtual Lessons
796 Total Schools Served
601 Title I Schools
10,026 High School Participants
2,191 Reside on Farms
40,010 Reside in Towns Pop. < 10,000
18,984 Reside in Towns Pop. 10,000–50,000
6,095 Reside in Suburbs/Cities
3,961 Reside in Urban Areas
135 Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander
604 Asian
18,639 Black or African American
6,912 Hispanic
747 American Indian or Alaskan Native
46,436 White
1,908 Did Not Indicate Race
2,772 More Than One Race
The Bottom Line
4-H’ers are 4X more likely to give back to their communities, 2X more likely to make healthier choices, and 2X more likely to participate in STEM.
Visit www.alabama4h.com for more information.
Revised March 2022, State Impact: Alabama 4-H, 4HYD-2402