each year. In 2009, the Georgia 4-H Technology Communications Team, received the State Farm Youth Advisory Team Grant that has helped the team with refurbishing and distributing the computers. Cyber Security Initiative In 2010 the Georgia 4-H Youth Leadership Technology Team, later in the year changed to Georgia 4-H Communications Team, created a branch of the team called the Cyber Security Initiative (CSI). This small team travels around the state of Georgia to teach free classes on internet and social networking safety as well as cyber bullying. The Georgia 4-H Ambassadors Program The Georgia 4-H Clovers and Co. Performing Arts Group Founded in 1981, Clovers & Co. provides the opportunity for 4-H youth to participate in a performing arts group. Members from throughout the state audition for a limited number of spots on the cast and crew. The group is composed of talented singers, dancers, musicians and stagehands ranging in age from 9 to 19. Graduates of the group have gone on to have careers in music and entertainment that are nationally recognized. Clovers & Co. performs throughout the state and country at 4-H events as well as those for other organizations, including the events held at the University of Georgia for the 1996 Olympics. Camping and counselor program Summer camp has been a favorite experience of many 4-H'ers and adults, who were once 4-H'ers. At cloverleaf camp, 5th and 6th graders have the chance to swim, rock climb, canoe, take part in several workshops, and the infamous wet games. The wet games is basically a water war between the counselors and the campers; it involves games, buckets of water, and a large slip & slide. Junior 4-H'ers (7th & 8th graders) also have the chance to go to camp. Their camp is more for the older child. They have the chance to go to the laser show at Stone Mountain, Six Flags White Water, Thursday Night Thunder at the Atlanta Motor Speedway, swim, and more. Senior 4-H'ers are 9th through 12th graders. They also have the chance to go to camp. Senior Camp is designed around teenagers. They get to go whitewater rafting, dances, workshops, and much more. Seniors also have the chance to go to cloverleaf camp as a teen leader, where they get to help counselors and leaders. There are also some special interest camps like Wilderness Challenge and Marine Resource. Rock Eagle 4-H Center is the