4-H teen leaders can expect their work to have profound effect on others

  • Weaver Elementary 4th grade students are excited to receive “Breakfast for Brains” bags.
    Weaver Elementary 4th grade students are excited to receive “Breakfast for Brains” bags.
  • Maddie Mitchell fills the free little food pantry.
    Maddie Mitchell fills the free little food pantry.
  • Teen leader Maddie Mitchell wrote a Hershey Heartwarming grant and received $500 to purchase items to create “We Care Kits” for people in need. She teamed with Marthaville 4-Hers to package the kits and celebrate Global Youth Day of Service. Marthaville 4-Hers assembled the kits and Mitchell stocked the Free Little Pantry on campus.
    Teen leader Maddie Mitchell wrote a Hershey Heartwarming grant and received $500 to purchase items to create “We Care Kits” for people in need. She teamed with Marthaville 4-Hers to package the kits and celebrate Global Youth Day of Service. Marthaville 4-Hers assembled the kits and Mitchell stocked the Free Little Pantry on campus.
  • Natchitoches Teen Leaders assemble “Breakfast for Brains” bags.
    Natchitoches Teen Leaders assemble “Breakfast for Brains” bags.
  • 4-H teen leaders can expect their work to have profound effect on others
    4-H teen leaders can expect their work to have profound effect on others

    In a remarkable display of community service, the Natchitoches Parish 4-H teen leaders embarked on a mission to provide a nutritious boost to the young minds of Weaver Elementary School.

    As part of the ongoing celebration of Global Youth Service Day, these dedicated youth prepared and presented “Breakfast for Brains” bags to 162 fourth-grade students, aiming to support their well-being and enhance …