Success Story2023 4-H Camp
2023 4-H Camp
Author: Julia McCloud
Planning Unit: Pendleton County CES
Major Program: Camping
Plan of Work: Promoting Life skills
Outcome: Initial Outcome
2023 4-H Camp at North Central 4-H Camp. This year Pendleton County camped with 4 other counties, which were Bracken, Robertson, Mason, and Lewis. Our camping group had a total of 347 Youth Participants and 35 Adult males. Pendleton County alone took 38 youth participants, 5 adult volunteers, and 2 Junior Counselors.
This year we had 12 new campers from 4th and 5th grades. All year long the 4-H Agent goes into each 4th and 5th grade to promote all things 4-H along with teaching about nutrition and agriculture.
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