Gift from Federated Youth Foundation Helps Grow Ag Literacy and Rural Resilience

The Wisconsin Farm Bureau Foundation is grateful to the Federated Youth Foundation for its generous $5,000 contribution in support of the Wisconsin Agriculture in the Classroom program and the Farm Neighbors Care campaign. [Link]Foundation Director John Hromyak (right) receives gift from Rob Richard from the Federated Youth Foundation Wisconsin Farm Bureau Foundation Director John Hromyak accepted the donation from Rob Richard, Executive Director of the Federated Youth Foundation. This gift will help Wisconsin Agriculture in the Classroom expand access to agricultural literacy resources, connecting students and educators across the state with engaging, accurate information about agriculture. It will also support the Farm Neighbors Care campaign, which provides mental health and suicide prevention resources while fostering resilience and connection in rural communities. The Federated Youth Foundation is dedicated to supporting youth education and strengthening communities through charitable giving and scholarships. For more information about these programs or supporting the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Foundation, contact John Hromyak at jhromyak@wfbf.com. The Wisconsin Farm Bureau Foundation was established in 1988 to provide support for agricultural education and leadership programs. Through donations and other contributions, the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Foundation invests time and resources to support the next generation of agriculturists. As a 501(c)3 organization, donations are tax deductible. For more information or to make a gift, visit wfbf.com/foundation.