This year's Texas 4-H Council service project is to raise funds and help restore the 4-H Center in Brownwood … and they need your help! There are three ways you can lend a hand:
1) Donations made through the Texas 4-H Foundation
2) Amazon Wish List
3) Volunteer on Nov. 2 at the Center
Visit our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/TX4HWaterAmbassador/) and watch a video from Council member and 4-H Water Ambassadors Brayden DeBorde (Ellis Co.) to learn more about these opportunities.
Those water ambassadors who participate in Brownwood on Nov. 2 will receive service hour credit.
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