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Give FFA Day helps ag education programs continue

February 26, 2026 - 03:44

Give FFA Day helps ag education programs continue

This Thursday, February 26th, marks the annual Give FFA Day, a nationwide fundraising effort described as vital for sustaining agricultural education programs. Officials emphasize that the day is the single largest fundraising initiative of the year for the organization, directly supporting leadership development and educational contests at both state and national levels.

Kendra Jentz of the Wisconsin FFA Foundation highlighted the broad impact of the programs funded by the campaign. She noted that supporters and alumni have diverse experiences with the organization, from participating in leadership programming to competing in various career development events. The common thread, however, is the foundational role FFA plays in shaping future leaders for the agricultural industry and beyond.

The funds raised ensure these transformative opportunities remain accessible to students across the country. The initiative underscores the ongoing need for community investment to maintain the high-quality, hands-on education that defines the FFA experience. The goal is to empower the next generation with the skills and knowledge necessary to tackle the evolving challenges in agriculture and their communities.


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