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Northwest FFA programs to benefit from CHS Foundation’s $4.5 million donation nationwide

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The CHS Foundation has announced grants totaling $4.5 million to the National FFA Foundation. The grants help fund FFA programs in 15 states, including Idaho, Oregon and Washington. They provide support for conferences and contests, connect students from all backgrounds with agricultural careers through the workforce development program and support the National Association of Agricultural Educators in recruiting ag teachers and building strong local programs. The CHS Foundation has grown its investment in Washington FFA, allowing the organization to dedicate more resources to its growing membership, said Tye Taylor, executive director of the Washington FFA Foundation. “CHS has a rich history in Washington agriculture,” Taylor said.

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