4-H All Stars

The 4-H All Star organization was formed in 1919 to recognize those 4-H'ers who give outstanding and dedicated service to others. Today, the 4-H All Star program is an honorary organization for veteran 4-H members and leaders who have an impressive record of achievement and service. Although several states now have All Star organizations, West Virginia is proud to be the Alpha Chapter of this distinguished group.

Service is a daily responsibility of the 4-H All Star. Each member is expected to uphold the ideals of the 4-H tradition and help make these ideals a reality in our everyday world. A five-pointed red star is the emblem of the organization, with the points of the star representing Beauty, Fortitude, Service, Truth and Love.

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