The resolution, introduced by Senators Pederson and Hasenbeck, proclaims April 23, 2025, as the 26th Annual Oklahoma 4-H Day at the Capitol. This event serves as a platform for Oklahoma 4-H club members to share their experiences and the positive impact of the 4-H program with state leaders. The resolution highlights the importance of youth development in Oklahoma, emphasizing that 4-H has been instrumental in fostering essential life skills such as leadership, decision-making, and civic engagement among young people aged 5 to 19 for nearly 120 years.

The resolution also acknowledges the significant contributions of adult volunteers and mentors who support the 4-H program, which reaches over 180,000 participants annually through various projects and activities. It underscores the program's commitment to adapting to the needs of today's youth, offering diverse programming that extends beyond traditional agriculture to include areas like STEM, healthy living, and community development. By designating this day, the Oklahoma Legislature aims to celebrate the achievements of 4-H members and their ongoing efforts to improve their communities, reinforcing the motto "To Make the Best Better."