THE ("") WAS ESTABLISHED TO: (1) PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PERSONS STUDYING AGRICULTURE AND RELATED FIELDS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO BUSINESS, ECONOMICS, EDUCATION, VETERINARY MEDICINE, ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT, AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT; (2) ENCOURAGE, PROMOTE AND FUND THE DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT AND DISTRIBUTION OF EDUCATIONAL AND INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, PROGRAMS AND SEMINARS TO PROVIDE IMPROVED INSTRUCTION ABOUT AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE AND THEIR RELATED FIELDS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS SUCH AS 4-H, FFA, LEADERS TO WASHINGTON, ALOT, AND AG-IN-THE-CLASSROOM; (3) PROMOTE, FUND AND CONDUCT PROGRAMS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC LIBRARY COLLECTIONS WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON AGRICULTURE AND ITS RELATED FIELDS; (4) ENCOURAGE, PROMOTE, AND FUND EDUCATION AND RESEARCH DESIGNED TO IMPROVE AGRICULTURE; (5) PROMOTE, FUND AND CONDUCT SEMINARS AND SCHOOLS FOR EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC LEADERSHIP PURPOSE

To encourage, promote and conduct civic, patriotic, athletic, education, and horticultural enterprises and events, an in furtherance to same but not in limitation therof to furnish facilities for and to conduct an Fair with exhibits of farm products, livestock, poultry, and products of horticulture, floriculture, culinary and domestic arts; 4-H club work, school and education work, farm machinery; and in general to do all things usually done or furnished in and about the conduction of a County Fair.

of the support staff of Mattoon Community Unit School District #2 and Shelbyville Community Unit School District

The Organization puts on an annual -wide for the community and it agriculture students. The students receive scholarships for their work.

Promote social economic justice through collective bargaining, education, communication, organizing, community action, administration of the organization, maintenance of its assets, delivery of benefits to members, fraternal social activities that further the interests of the members.

Promote social economic justice through collective bargaining education communication organizing community action administration of the organization maintenance of its assets delivery of benefits to members fraternal social activities activities that further the interests of the members

ASHS WAS FORMED THE PURPOSE OF PROMOTING AND ENCOURAGING NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL INTEREST IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND EDUCATION IN ALL BRANCHES OF HORTICULTURE.

To support instrumental at

TO PROMOTE THE ENJOYMENT, UNDERSTANDING AND APPRECIATION OF GARDENS, SCULPTURE, THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT AND THE ARTS. THE MOST SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITY IS TO ALLOW GUESTS TO EXPERIENCE HORTICULTURE AND ART.

Promote social economic justice through collective bargaining, education, communication, organizing, community action, administration of the organization, maintenance of its assets, delivery of benefits to members, fraternal social activities that further the interests of the members.

MYSLF IS ORGANIZED FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES, INCLUDING THE DISTRIBUTION OF SCHOLARSHIPS AND EDUCATIONAL AWARDS TO WHO EXHIBIT OR FARM PRODUCTS AT THE STATE FAIR, THE EXPO,OR OTHER STATE AND COUNTY FAIRS IN MI

To support the mission and programs of Spectrum Hospitals ("SHH"). SHH provides care services to elderly and/or indigent patients who regularly and consistently participate in reimbursement through medicare, medicaid, or comparable successor programs (whether public, private, commercial, or nonprofit).

Help farmers-foreign countries/grow food and tell their people about Jesus.

AS TRUSTED FARMERS, THE PROVIDES STEWARDSHIP OF THE CHECKOFF DOLLARS.

EDUCATION OF CONCERNING ALL ASPECTS OF AGRICULTURE

IS A STUDENT-CENTERED COMMUNITY THAT HELPS YOUNG PEOPLE REALIZE THEIR FULL INTELLECTUAL, ETHICAL, ARTISTIC, AND ATHLETIC POTENTIAL IN PREPARATION FOR COLLEGE - AND BEYOND - AS CURIOUS, CREATIVE, AND RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS WHO RESPECT ALL INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR DIFFERENCES, AND WHOSE MEANINGFUL AND BALANCED LIVES WILL BETTER THE WORLD.THE PROMOTION OF DIVERSITY IS ESSENTIAL TO THE ETHOS AND PRACTICES OF . WE BELIEVE THAT PEOPLE FROM ALL RACES, CULTURES, SOCIO-ECONOMIC BACKGROUNDS, GENDERS, ABILITIES, RELIGIONS, AND SEXUALITIES ARE SOURCES OF STRENGTH THAT ENRICH TEACHING AND LEARNING. WE STRIVE TO BUILD A DIVERSE LEARNING COMMUNITY BY ACTIVELY VALUING INDIVIDUAL EXPERIENCES, IDEAS, AND TALENTS.

TO PROMOTE AND ADVANCE THE INTEREST OF AGRICULTURE TO THE PUBLIC.

PROMOTE EFFECTIVE RESEARCH IN CROPS AND SOILS, FOSTER HIGH STANDARDS IN CROPS AND SOILS EDUCATION, PROMOTE IMPROVEMENTS IN THE AGRONOMIC PROFESSION, ENDEAVOR TO MAINTAIN HIGH STANDARDS ETHICS IN CROP AND SOIL SCIENCE, MAKE AVAILABLE INFORMATION ON CROP AND SOIL SCIENCES AND COOPERATE WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS IN THE CONSIDERATION AGRONOMIC PROBLEMS.

CONSERVATION

PROMOTE AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION TO THE COMMUNITIES OF , WISCONSIN AND TO FOSTER YOUTH GROUPS.

PROMOTE AND EDUCATE THE PUBLIC REGARDING AGRICULTURE IN THE OF

DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT CURRICULUM MATERIALS TO BE USED FOR EDUCATIONAL AND TRAINING EXPERIENCES FOR HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL. TEACHERS AND THEIR STUDENTS SPECIALIZED INSTRUCTION IN BIOTECHNOLOGY IS ALSO PROVIDED SPECIFICALLY FOR HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS AND SENIORS PARTICIPATING IN THE DANE COUNTY YOUTH APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM IN BIOTECHNOLOGY.

TO ADVANCE THE DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF VALUE-ADDED TECHNOLOGIES IN THE LIFE SCIENCES.

EDUCATION FOUNDATION, INC. (WCREF) IS A NONPROFITCORPORATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO ENGAGE IN ANY ACTIVITIES PERMITTED OR AUTHORIZED UNDER CHAPTER 181 OF STATUTES; TO OPERATE EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES; SPECIFICALLY TO (1)PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION FOR GROWERS EMPLOYEES OF GROWERS; (2) DEVELOP A FACILITY FOR SCIENTIFIC RELATED TO THE HORTICULTURE OF CRANBERRIES; (3) DEVELOP BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES DESIGNED TO MINIMIZE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF ALL ASPECTS OF PRODUCTION. WITHOUT INTENDING TO LIMIT THE GENERALITY OF THE FOREGOING, THE CORPORATION IS FORMED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, AS AMENDED IN EFFECT. WCREF IS SUPPORTED SOLELY BY GENEROUS GIFTS FROM INDIVIUALS, GROUPS BUSINESSES.

TO PROVIDE COOPERATIVE MEMBERS WITH A QUALITY PRODUCT AND COMPETITIVE PRICES WHILE MAINTAINING AN ECONOMICALLY COMPETITIVE BUSINESS. TESTING FOR MEMBER FARMERS.

PROVIDE FOOD TO THE HUNGRY

PROMOTE INTERESTS OF

PRODUCTION, PROMOTION, AND MARKETING OF EDIBLE BEANS.

To create a vibrant future for agriculture, families their communities.

To create a vibrant future for agriculture, families and their communities.

To create a vibrant future for agriculture, families their communities.

To create a vibrant future for agriculture, families and their communities.

To create a vibrant future for agriculture, families their communities.

TO HOLD FAIRS AND EXHIBITS FOR DISPLAY OF LIVESTOCK, MERCHANDISE, FRUIT, VEGETABLES, DAIRY PRODUCTS, HANDICRAFT PRODUCTS, ART, AND MACHINERY. OF PRIME IMPORTANCE ARE THE DISPLAYS OF MEMBERS OF 4-H AND FFA CLUBS.

FOUNDATION WHICH IS BUILDING A POOL OF FUNDS TO PROVIDE FOR THE NEEDS OF THE RESIDENTS OF , . THESE MONIES WILL BE USED FOR EDUCATION PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT AND SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS; ARTS AND CULTURAL PROGRAMS INCLUDING HISTORIC PRESERVATION; WELLNESS/RECREATION PROGRAMS; HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICE PROGRAMS; PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS; PUBLIC FACILITY CONSTRUCTION; REHABILITATION ANDMAINTENANCE; AND AGRICULTURE, NATURAL RESOURCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS.

TO ADMINISTER AND OPERATE FOREIGN MARKET DEVELOPMENT AND MARKET ACCESS PROGRAM ACTIVITIES AS AUTHORIZED BY THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, FOREIGN AGRICULTURE SERVICE AND COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION.

To advocate for agriculture and enhance the economic opportunities of our memberships.

PROMOTION OF AGRICULTURE AND RELATED ACTIVITIES.

educates and inspires adults and youth to participate in food production. We aim to provide access to healthy, fresh food for all in Lexington, particularly those that reside in neighborhoods with high risk of food insecurity

CHARITABLE SPIRITUAL - PROVIDING FOOD AND FEEDING TO THE LOW INCOME AND ELDERLY

Support and egg production in

TO MAINTAIN A HIGH STANDARD OF INTEGRITY IN DATA COLLECTION SYSTEMS PROVIDING DATA FOR THE NATIONAL GENETIC EVALUATION PROGRAM(GEP) DATABASE; TO PROVIDE DATA TO AIPL FOR USE IN RESEARCH AND EDUCATION, INCLUDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF EFFECTIVE PROCEDURES FOR ESTIMATING THE GENETIC MERIT OF ANIMALS; TO PROVIDE DATA AND SUMMARIES OF INFORMATION TO RESEARCH AND EXTENSION PERSONNEL, AND TO OTHERS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AS APPROPRIATE; TO IMPROVE THE GENETIC MERIT AND PRODUCTION EFFICIENCY OF U.S. ; AND TO ENHANCE THE WORLD MARKET COMPETITIVENESS OF THE U.S. INDUSTRY.

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62		Grand Rapids, MI
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