Colorado Ag Development Authority & Audrey Sanstead Memorial Scholarships

“Community Service Organizations such as 4-H helped me realize the drive I have to help people.”

Brooke FenwickLarimer County

Colorado State University Human Nutrition and Food Science

Colorado Ag Development Authority Scholarship

“For 12 years 4-H has shaped me into the responsible and motivated individual I am today.”

McKenzi Digby

Elbert County Northeastern Community College Agricultural Business/Animal Sci.

Colorado Ag Development Authority Scholarship

“I think it is amazing to say, “I took a lightening picture once and it ended up in a museum”. This shows 4-H not only teaches great life, people and leadership skills, but offers great opportunities. “

Bethany O’Brien Grand County

Colorado State University Animal Science

Colorado Ag Development Authority Scholarship

“From the nervous little girl showing my first rabbit to being an extremely active senior member, my 12 years in 4-H will be an asset as I continue on in my education and life. “

Natalie Roberts Douglas County

Colorado State University Animal Science

Colorado Ag Development Authority & Kimberling Family Scholarships

“When I reflect back on my 4-H career, major accomplishments come to mind, however not before the life skills I learned. Though the wins were exciting it is the life lessons that will help me succeed in college. “

Maggie Weinroth Douglas County

Colorado State University Animal Science

Holthaus Scholarship

“I feel my 4-H background has taught me excellent time management, organizational skills, and a strong work ethic I need to be successful in college. “

Kadin DunhamDelta County

South Dakota School of MinesMechanical Engineering

Holthaus Scholarship

“Through 4-H I have learned the meaning of hard work, improved my public speaking skills, and have learned to overcome unexpected obstacles.”

Rebecca Northup Logon County

University of Northern ColoradoNursing

Holthaus Scholarship

“4-H has taken me from a shy bashful child to a confident young woman who can emcee the annual awards ceremony without dying of fear.”

Heidi GruberDelta County

Mesa State College Mass Communications/New Media

Portouw Family Scholarship

“I have no problems speaking to strangers and making new friends because of my experiences with

4-H demonstrations and activities.”

Courtney Tracy Douglas County

Kansas State University Elementary/Special Education

Howard E & Marjory M Smith Scholarship

“My 4-H Leadership project was titled “Servant Leadership” because I have learned in order to lead, you must first learn to serve.“

Jacob Curtis Boulder County

Front Range Community College Medicine

Murdoch's Ranch & Home Supply Scholarship

“4-H has taught me to be creative and go after what I want, from duct tape dresses to starting a meat rabbit business, I have learned it all.”

Amanda WatsonEl Paso County

Colorado State University Political Science/Government