WESTEROSE, AB – Introducing the 2024-25 4-H Alberta Ambassadors.

During the 2024 Fall Senior Symposium Banquet, 4-H Alberta welcomed 27 new and returning Ambassadors who will serve as leaders and representatives for the upcoming year. With 13 returning Ambassadors and 14 new members, this team is dedicated to supporting 4-H initiatives across Alberta and inspiring members at every level.

These Ambassadors, selected from various regions throughout the province, will contribute to their communities by sharing their 4-H experiences and supporting activities at the club, district, and regional levels. If you’d like to connect with an Ambassador to support events in your area, please use this form.

Meet the 2024-25 4-H Alberta Ambassadors:

These Ambassadors, representing regions across Alberta, are set to bring their energy, enthusiasm, and expertise to promote 4-H across Alberta and beyond. To know more or to contact your regional Ambassador, visit www.4hab.com.

Ambassador applications open each September for Senior Members eager to join this leadership team. Through an online application and interview process, members from all over Alberta can showcase their passion for 4-H and commitment to community service. To learn more about the Ambassador role or to connect with a representative, visit www.4hab.com or reach out to programs@4hab.com.

On behalf of the entire 4-H Alberta Program Team, we want to take this opportunity to thank our retiring Ambassadors. Over the past two years, you have significantly impacted 4-H Alberta, and your contributions have been invaluable. You’ve worked hard in your regions and across the province, embodying the spirit of 4-H by connecting with members, supporting initiatives, and promoting growth in ways that will be felt for years to come.

Your dedication and leadership have strengthened our program and taught us the value of learning through doing. You’ve set an incredible example, and in doing so, you’ve helped all of us—staff and members alike—grow alongside you.

We are so grateful for your commitment and hard work. As you move forward from this role, we know you will continue to inspire those around you, just as you’ve done within the 4-H Alberta community.

Corbin N., Hailey M., Charlotte C., Grace T., Chance S., Vanessa H., Courtney W., Cooper M.

Some of our retiring Ambassadors volunteering at the Fall Senior Symposium

The Fall Senior Symposium was completely filled, providing over 100 Senior Members with hands-on learning sessions, career fairs, and workshops, offering invaluable growth experiences.

For further information, please contact the 4-H Alberta Programs Team at programs@4hab.com.

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About 4-H Alberta

4-H Alberta is the new streamlined youth development body registered under the Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act. It combines the former three-party organizations that operated 4-H in Alberta; the 4-H Council of Alberta, the 4-H Foundation of Alberta, and the 4-H Section of Alberta Agriculture and Forestry.

After extensive consultation with Alberta’s 4-H community, changes to the current structure were deemed necessary. The newly formed 4-H Alberta involves new governance, a new structure and operating model that is efficient and effective, supported by a modernized constitution/by-law alignment to coordinate 4-H staff and volunteer roles and build operational harmony for the growth of the 4-H leadership program in Alberta.

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