Charity Hackett is the club coordinator for one of the largest 4-H clubs in Berrien County, the We Can Ride 4-H Club. Part of the 4-H Proud Equestrians

Hecht has been a vital vessel in the Tuscola County 4-H program for nearly 20 years. Originally a Mecosta County 4-H member herself, she became a 4-H volunteer

Herzog is the leader of Mecosta County’s Pine Grove 4-H Club and serves as the treasurer of the county’s 4-H council. She helped found and chairs the

Holladay has consistently fostered youth achievement and excellence in agriculture, particularly within the 4-Star 4-H Club, the largest club in Oceana County.

Katelyn has been a Washtenaw County 4-H leader for two years but has been an involved leader in her 4-H Dairy Quiz Bowl Team and judging program since she was

Stacy Hough has been a 4-H volunteer since 2010 from the project areas of horse, beef and dairy science to small animals, goats and gardening. She has a

Humm serves as the leader of Gratiot County’s oldest and largest 4-H club, Beebe Beef. She is also a representative on the Gratiot County 4-H Leaders’

Mary Hutka is the longtime leader and innovator of the Tollgate 4-H Club in Oakland County. Under her leadership, she has guided youth to fulfill leadership

Diane Keinath is a major proponent of the Saginaw County 4-H livestock program. In her role as club leader, she shares her experiences and teaches youth with

Vera Kempf was a 4-H volunteer from 1950 until her death in 2018. For nearly seven decades, she worked with the youth in her area, providing them with many new