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WSU Extension/4-H

Washington State University Extension and 4-H work together to provide hands-on learning experiences that empower youth, strengthen communities, and advance agricultural and environmental innovation. As part of WSU’s land-grant mission, Extension programs bridge the gap between research and real-world applications, bringing valuable resources to individuals, families, farmers, and businesses across Washington. Through education, outreach, and collaboration, WSU Extension and 4-H inspire leadership, personal growth, and community engagement, ensuring that people of all ages have the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in a rapidly changing world.

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Denise Echelbarger
Director of Development

Why Support WSU Extension & 4-H?

Youth Development & Leadership – 4-H programs teach essential life skills through hands-on activities in science, agriculture, health, and civic engagement.
Community Education & Outreach – WSU Extension provides research-backed education in agriculture, sustainability, nutrition, and economic development.
Agriculture & Natural Resources – Supporting farmers, landowners, and conservationists with cutting-edge research and best practices.
Stronger Communities – Helping local communities thrive through partnerships, volunteerism, and workforce development.

Support WSU Extension/4-H

Your support ensures that WSU Extension and 4-H continue to provide high-quality education, leadership opportunities, and community resources that make a lasting difference. Together, we can build a brighter future for Washington’s youth and communities.

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