The bill S. 440 is a Senate Resolution that designates March 11, 2025, as "4-H Day" in South Carolina. It aims to recognize and commend the State 4-H Teen Council and the 4-H program team for their significant accomplishments during the 2024-2025 year, highlighting their leadership and impact on youth development. The resolution emphasizes the importance of the 4-H program, which is the largest youth development organization in the United States, serving nearly six million young people and fostering skills such as confidence, independence, and resilience.

The resolution also acknowledges the long-standing history of 4-H in South Carolina, delivered by the Clemson Cooperative Extension Service since 1908, and its extensive reach with over eighty-six thousand members across various program areas. It encourages all South Carolinians to appreciate the role of 4-H in preparing youth for future challenges through experiential learning and positive youth development.