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John Deere continues 80-year FFA Partnership,$1M donated

February 15, 20232 Mins Read Technology
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Building on 80 years of partnership, John Deere announced a donation of $1 million to the National FFA Organization to support the growth of future leaders, feed agriculture’s talent pipeline, and honor the organization’s community service efforts.
John Deere is the longest-running sponsor of the National FFA Organization and continues to be a leading advocate for the FFA, its members, and its advisors. For instance, by providing the National FFA Organization with the largest amount of unrestricted annual support of any corporate donor, John Deere empowers FFA with the type of financial flexibility and security essential for its long-term stability and growth.

»Related: Growing the future of agriculture through Give FFA Day
“We are thrilled to continue our partnership with John Deere,” said Molly Ball, president of the National FFA Foundation. “For more than 80 years, they’ve been unwavering in their support and continue to see the potential leaders in each one of our members and our advisors.”
“At John Deere, we are proud to serve the FFA and, ultimately, the next generation of agriculturists upon whom we will all depend to provide the food, fiber, fuel, and other resources essential to our shared prosperity,” said Aaron Wetzel, vice president of Small Ag & Turf Production Systems at John Deere. “Farmers and those who support their work are the backbone of our nation, and FFA offers impactful educational programs that foster the innovation and inclusivity needed to keep our industry strong.”
In addition to supporting the organization financially, John Deere also has many employees who are former FFA members or supporters of the organization. As a result, they have one of the country’s largest FFA Alumni & Supporters chapters. The chapter will be involved during FFA Week, offering members opportunities to participate in activities promoting FFA and supporting local chapters.
In recognition of John Deere’s longstanding support for FFA, the John Deere Foundation is awarding over $30,000 to FFA Alumni and Supporters employee members and other FFA alumni to donate on Give FFA Day.

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