At its core, 4-H Alberta encourages youth to become leaders in their community by participating in projects that help them develop both life skills and so they know the value of hard work. Not to mention having fun ‘Learning To Do By Doing’. For example, both members and alumni are 51.5 per cent more likely to pursue a career in a field related to agriculture, and 90.6 per cent felt they could advance their business and/or career goals due to 4-H. (2014 Agriculture and Agri-Foods Canada (AAFC) survey from 4-H Canada.) Last year, more than 335 clubs and over 8,500 people in Alberta made a real difference in their hometowns, throughout the province, and around the world! (Numbers from 2015-2016 club year) • 5,619 4-H Members (9 - 25yrs. old) • 762 Cleaver Kids (6 - 8yrs. old) • 2,129 Leaders (adults 18+yrs. old) Follow the official 4-H Alberta Centennial website, http://4hab100.ca/ for updates and list of events, and learn more about 4-H Alberta by visiting http://www.4h.ab.ca.