Youth Opportunity

 North Carolina Farm Bureau is announcing it's 2025 4-H and FFA Youth Safety Video Contest. We have increased the dollar value of the prizes for this year’s contest to help provide financial incentive for those Chapters and Clubs who participate. Who doesn’t love a little extra cash to go along with promoting safety?

 

Here is a link to the application that has all of our rules and details for submission. https://forms.gle/rFNLZWJLmzgCvm9f9 Everything is ready to share with Advisors, Agents, and Volunteers.

 

This year’s theme is SUN Safety. We hope that by advertising the contest earlier, we can receive more applicants. Last year, we had 25 submissions.

 

1. This contest is for active 4-H Clubs and FFA Chapters, collegiate organizations are not eligible.

2. Record a 30 second TikTok style video focusing on Sun Safety. Be creative - this is your opportunity to shine! Please record your video vertically.

3. Videos must be submitted by 5 pm on September 1st, 2025. A TeamWork link will be provided upon submission of this Google Form to upload your video.

4. Videos that feature, encourage, or highlight unsafe behavior or attitudes will be disqualified.

5. Winners will be announced on Wednesday, September 24th, 2025 on NCFB Social Media Platforms - Facebook, Instagram, X, and TikTok.

6. Prizes will be awarded to the Top 3 videos: 1st place - $500 for the club or chapter + swag bags for the video production team, 2nd place - $250 for the club or chapter + swag bags for the video production team, 3rd place - $150 for the club or chapter + swag bags for the video production team

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