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Congratulations to our photo contest winners!

Thank you to our 4-H'ers for participating!

Earlier this year the Ohio 4-H Foundation invited 4-H’ers to show off their talents by participating in our This is Ohio 4-H! photo contest. The contest featured six categories:

  • Inspire curiosity
  • Build lifelong skills
  • Fuel adventure
  • Grow leaders
  • Uncover new career pathways
  • Create lasting friendships                                     

We received some great submissions from 4-H’ers throughout the state and are excited to feature their photos in upcoming publications such as our annual impact report. View their photos below.

Rebecca Shaw, 16, Jackson County

 

 

Inspire curiosity

Rebecca Shaw, 16, Jackson County

My little cousin, a Cloverbud, driving his power wheels around and exploring with two of our bottle baby goats from this year.

 

 

 

Cienna Lodge, 14, Fairfield County

 

Build lifelong skills

Cienna Lodge, 14, Fairfield County

In this image, our club is participating in a service project by helping landscapers clean an area of our town. One of our advisors is showing the members new skills about landscaping that might benefit them in life.

 

 

Lydia Smathers, 16, Franklin County

 

Fuel adventure

Lydia Smathers, 16, Franklin County

This is our advisor, some parents, and a few club members pulling a stuck trash bag out of a trash can at our county fair. It might not look like much, but these are the people who really keep our club going! Pulling that trash bag out of the trash can was a gross and smelly job, but everyone was laughing the whole time. Our whole club is amazing because of the people who turn everything (even the worst jobs) into something fun!


 

Cienna Lodge, 14, Fairfield County

 

Grow leaders

Cienna Lodge, 14, Fairfield County

In this image, our club is participating in a service project by helping landscapers clean an area of our town. One of our advisors is helping the members become leaders with their project and helping them to be leaders when they grow up.

 

Cadence Richard, 18, Allen County

 

 

Uncover new career pathways

Cadence Richard, 18, Allen County

Exploring Ponds is a great project for a budding naturalist.

 

 

 

Jenna Horn, 17, Tuscarawas County

 

Create lasting friendships

Jenna Horn, 17, Tuscarawas County

We decided to recreate the Friends photo since we are so close and had personalities just like the characters, but we were laughing so hard we ended up capturing this wonderful picture that truly describes our friendships and how close we are to each other.