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FFA Chapter Invests in Kansas Future

FFA Chapter Invests in Kansas Future


By Scout Nelson

The Chapman FFA Chapter has made a significant contribution by donating $750 to the Kansas FFA Foundation’s Endowment Campaign. This donation stems from the sale of "Support Kansas Agriculture" license plates and reflects a strong commitment to the future of agricultural education in the state.

The donation represents more than just a financial gift—it is an investment in the continued growth of agricultural leadership and education in Kansas. Chapman FFA members are proud to help ensure that future generations of students will have opportunities to engage in agricultural studies and develop leadership skills in the industry.

The fundraising effort was a result of collaboration with T-Works, a school-based business initiative. The Chapman FFA members, as part of their entrepreneurship and business management curriculum, designed, printed, and marketed the plates. This hands-on experience not only supported the cause but also provided students with valuable business insights.

“We wanted to do something that not only supports agriculture today but also makes a lasting impact for future generations of FFA members,” said Josie Strauss, Chapman FFA President. “By donating to the Kansas FFA Foundation’s Endowment Campaign, we are investing in the continued success of Kansas FFA and the students who will lead our industry in the years to come.”

The Kansas FFA Foundation is working diligently to raise funds for the long-term sustainability of FFA programs across Kansas. Currently, the foundation has raised $3.5 million towards its $5 million goal for the endowment.

“The endowment is critical to ensuring that Kansas FFA remains strong and continues to provide opportunities for students for generations to come,” said Johanna Anderes, Development Coordinator of the Kansas FFA Foundation. “We are incredibly grateful for the Chapman FFA Chapter’s support and their dedication to investing in the future of agricultural education.”

Every donation brings the foundation closer to providing essential resources, scholarships, and leadership development opportunities to FFA members statewide. To learn more or contribute to the Endowment Campaign, visit www.ksffa.org/foundation/endowment.

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