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4-H Canada Invites Supporters to “Wear Green and Be Seen” this November

Ottawa, ON, 4-H Canada is celebrating Show Your 4-H Colours Day on Nov. 2, as part of 4-H Month. The annual celebration sees youth members, volunteer leaders, alumni, and supporters displaying their pride in being part of this 109-year-old community by wearing green, and lighting up landmarks in their communities.

Show Your 4-H Colours Day is an opportunity for the 4-H community to wear green and come together to showcase the positive impacts the 4-H program is making in Canada and abroad.

Together with our national Show Your 4-H Colours partner, BASF Canada Agricultural Solutions, we encourage members and non-members alike to join the fun and come together to spread awareness and support the great things 4-H’ers are doing in their communities, country, and around the world. This year, more than ever, showing your 4-H colours can help raise funds and awareness. 

“We couldn’t be prouder to support 4-H Canada and celebrate the community-building spirit 4-H fosters among youth and adults—a sentiment that is shared across the agriculture industry,” said Jonathan Sweat, Vice President, BASF Canada Agricultural Solutions. “On Nov. 2, we’ll show our 4-H Colours with pride as we join supporters from across the country in honouring the contributions 4-H’ers make every day of the year.”

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