It all started with a hog and
then came more hogs. Prize winning hogs that 4-H’er Lindsay Binegar started showing when she was four. She saved the winnings from her livestock shows and by the time she turned eighteen, had enough to buy a house. 4-H taught Lindsay the importance of perseverance and fiscal responsibility. And it’s qualities like those that will rebuild our communities, one hog and one house at a time.
then came more hogs. Prize winning hogs that 4-H’er Lindsay Binegar started showing when she was four. She saved the winnings from her livestock shows and by the time she turned eighteen, had enough to buy a house. 4-H taught Lindsay the importance of perseverance and fiscal responsibility. And it’s qualities like those that will rebuild our communities, one hog and one house at a time. It is all part of the new campaign that National 4-H has announced the launch called “Revolution of Responsibility.” This campaign will tell the 4-H story in far more compelling terms than ever before. It showcases the stories of real 4-H'ers making a real impact in their communities, and gives a voice to the uncommon dedication and barrier-breaking commitment of the young people who are 4-H. That’s the kind of revolution the world needs now. Go online to http://www.4-h.org/about/revolution/ to see more of the stories.
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