Members of the Five Point 4-H Club serve at Feeding Friends in Dodgeville.
As we celebrate National 4-H Week, this event is a great example of what 4-H is all about. Through hands-on experiences and service projects, 4-H members gain valuable life skills while giving back to their communities. Activities like the Feeding Friends meal showcase how young people can make a positive impact and grow as leaders.
On August 12, members of the Five Point 4-H Club came together to serve their community by hosting a Feeding Friends community meal. The club welcomed approximately 120 community friends for an evening meal and an opportunity to connect with others. Throughout the event, 4-H members worked together preparing food, serving guests, and ensuring everyone felt welcome.
Community service is an important part of the 4-H experience, giving members the opportunity to develop leadership, teamwork, communication, and citizenship skills while making a difference in the lives of others.
The Five Point 4-H Club is proud of its members for giving their time and energy to help make the Feeding Friends meal a success. The evening was a great example of 4-H members putting their motto, “To Make the Best Better,” into action through service to their community.
If you’d like to learn more about 4- H and the opportunities available to young people and volunteers, National 4-H Week is a great time to discover all that 4-H has to offer.
Thank you to everyone who helped make the event possible and to all of the community members who joined us.
