Dear Friends of North Carolina 4-H,
As we celebrate the 100th Anniversary of 4-H in North Carolina, show your pride in the clover by purchasing a NC 4-H Specialty License Plate for your car or truck!
With over 239,000 youth, 22,900 volunteers and close to one million alumni across the state, what better way to recognize the youth development program that helped you make your best better!
We still need more paid applications for the state to establish the NC 4-H Specialty License Plate! Please support the generations of 4-H’ers who will come after you by purchasing a plate for $30.
*Submit your application and get a friend to do the same and the 4-H Development Fund will cover the cost of one license plate for the first year. It’s buy one get one free from now until August 15, 2009! *
Email Leslie at leslie_wilson@ncsu.edu for an application!












As you know, your forms must be updated each year for our records. That includes your 4-H Enrollment Form and Medical Release Form. You can also contact us at the Extension Office or your club leader to get paper copies or you can print copies from the links provided below. Dawn Coleman can also notarize your medical release form right here in the office. The medical release form must be notarized. You can mail the forms to PO Box 109 Bolivia, NC 28422 ATTN: 4-H Office or hand deliver them to the office. If you have any questions, please contact the 4-H Office at 910.253.2610 or e-mail Gina at
Columbus County 4-H announces its 3rd Annual Small Farms Essay/Public Speaking Contest on March 23, 2009. The contest is open to 4-Hers in Bladen, Brunswick, Columbus, and Robeson counties. The theme this year is “Food Safety on the Farm.” Essays need to be submitted to the Brunswick County Extension Office by 5:00 pm on Friday, March 13th.