Ottawa, ON – Sept. 16, 2020 – 4-H Canada is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2020 John Deere Canada 4-H Scholarship.
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4-H Canada Announces Recipients of 2020 John Deere Canada 4-H ScholarshipOttawa, ON – Sept. 16, 2020 –4-H Canada is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2020 John Deere Canada 4-H Scholarship.
Twelve 4-H members from across Canada will receive $1,000 toward their post-secondary education in a degree, certificate, or trade-based program for the upcoming academic year, thanks to the generosity of John Deere Canada.
“At 4-H, we’re building global citizens with the passion and skills to create sustainable change, and we are proud to partner with John Deere Canada to further propel our youth in achieving their goals,” said Shannon Benner, Chief Executive Officer of 4-H Canada. “We congratulate the 2020 recipients and know that their 4-H background will help them navigate their educational and career pursuits in these challenging times with confidence, leadership, and resiliency.”
Together, 4-H Canada and John Deere Canada are committed to providing youth with tools and guidance to lay the foundation for a life-long love of learning. Our ongoing partnership continues to focus on the 4-H spirit of leadership, responsibility, and a deep sense of community.
“At John Deere Canada, we are so excited to partner with 4-H Canada and provide these 12 outstanding individuals each a scholarship to pursue their post-secondary ambitions,” said Charlene Petrie, Marketing Promotions Advisor for John Deere Canada ULC. “The selected recipients proved through their applications that they are the future of business and community leaders, and we couldn’t be more excited about helping to fund some of their education costs this fall. The future is bright, even in these difficult times. Congratulations to all of these individuals!”
The 2020 John Deere Canada 4-H Scholarship recipients are as follows:
Amanda McGillivray, BC
Kaylie Krys, AB
Julie Sharp, AB
Morgan Lehman, SK
Oksana Iwanchysko, MB
Maggie-Jo Hickson, ON
Matthew Sterling, ON
Ryley Keenan, QC
Brianna Forbes, NB
Morgan Hussey, NS
Kirsten Kouwenberg, PEI
Kate Pelley, NL
For more information on the TD 4-H Agriculture Scholarship, visit 4-h-canada.ca/scholarships.
View this news release at 4-h-canada.ca
4-H Alberta CEO Kurt Kinnear's first video in a new series called "Kurt Talks 4-H". In this video, Kurt talks about the newly formed 4-H Alberta, why he's excited to serve Alberta's 4-H community, and how our team is working to keep our community safe during these unprecedented times due to COVID-19.
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This video is a first in a series of videos by 4-H Alberta's CEO, Kurt Kinnear. Kurt talks about the newly formed 4-H Alberta, the upcoming year, and the cha...Thank you to everyone who has reached out to us with questions and concerns! All of your questions helped build the Frequently Asked Questions page that can be found here: www.4hab.com/faqs/
Check out the FAQ page for the most recent Covid-19 information as well as everything else members, leaders, and families need to know. Additionally, our Area Coordinators are always happy to help. You can find the contact information for your local Area Coordinator here: www.4hab.com/contact/ .
We wish 4-H clubs luck and a safe highway clean up September 19, 2020! Be sure to be familiar with Alberta Transportation rules for Highway Clean up: www.alberta.ca/alberta-highway-cleanup-programs.aspx
We are proud of 4-H members and leaders who are doing their part to keep their communities clean across Alberta!
Each 4-H Participant is required to complete a 4-H/ COVID-19 waiver. If they require an additional waiver they may contact forms@4hab.com.
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