Tracy Schohr, UC Davis grad and a UC Cooperative Extension livestock and natural resources advisor, is a proud 4-H alumna and credits the organization with providing her many of the experiences and lessons she brings to work today. (Photo: Tom Getts)

Since 1914, UC and other land-grant universities around the country have run statewide 4-H programs that engage youth in community activities, particularly those relating to agriculture, livestock and food. Since its earliest days, kids aged 5 to 18 have come to 4-H to have fun, learn new skills and then pass on that knowledge to peers and adults alike. Service and leadership are integral to the 4-H experience, which is why it’s no surprise the program’s alumni continue to make an impact in so many California communities today.

Meet the 4-H alumni who are using their skills to support Californians

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