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Give to N.D. 4-H

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The North Dakota 4-H Foundation is a 501(c)3 that raises funds to support 4-H youth programs across the state. Thanks to generous financial support from individuals, organizations and foundations, 4-H programs further youth leadership development, education, research and scholarships.


Becky Peterson, ND 4-H Foundation Board Member

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“I support ND 4-H because 4-H programs create future leaders for our rural communities. 4-H programming and camps teach leadership and communication skills in a fun and interactive environment.”


Annual Report

The 2022- 2023 report is coming soon. Learn about camp updates and the variety of programs made possible with financial support and see the list of donors in the 2021-22 annual report.


Ways to Give

  • Make a secure online gift at Donate Now
  • Mail a check to:

North Dakota 4-H Foundation, Inc.
NDSU Dept. 7280, P.O. Box 6050
Fargo, ND 58108-6050

  • Contribute at least $5,000 ($20,000 maximum if married filing jointly) to qualify for a North Dakota Endowment Fund Contribution Credit equal to 40% of the contribution
  • Work with your tax adviser, financial planner and/or attorney to transfer current or future earnings or estates to North Dakota 4-H through wills, trusts, retirement plans, annuities and other planned gifts
  • Designate memorials and tributes to the ND 4-H Foundation
  • Support 4-H on Giving Hearts Day the second Thursday of February each year
  • Contact ND 4-H Foundation to sponsor a specific 4-H program
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North Dakota 4-H Foundation Scholarships

The ND 4-H Foundation sponsors several college scholarships to help current and former 4-H members with higher education. See scholarship information

Learn More

Want to learn how your passions can be paired with 4-H needs? Contact the foundation staff at 701-231-8569 or ndsu.nd4hfoundation@ndsu.edu.