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Foundations Grant Funds for United States Farming and Agriculture Page

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51		Springfield, IL
52		LINCOLN, IL
53		NASHVILLE, IL
54		Bloomington, IL
55		Farmington, IL
56		MONMOUTH, IL
57		WATERLOO, IL
58		Mattoon, IL
59		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
60		BLOOMINGTON, IL
61		Warren, MI
62		Gaylord, MI
63		Chelsea, MI
64		Atlanta, MI
65		Farmington Hills, MI
66		DETROIT, MI
67		LANSING, MI
68		MARQUETTE, MI
69		MADISON, WI
70		CHIPPEWA FALLS, WI
71		MANAWA, WI
72		MADISON, WI
73		VERONA, WI
74		MARINE ON SAINT CROIX, MN
75		BLUE EARTH, MN
76		MINNETONKA, MN
77		WHITE BEAR LAKE, MN
78		GRAND RAPIDS, MN
79		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
80		Vinton, IA
81		GREENFIELD, IA
82		JOHNSTON, IA
83		Maquoketa, IA
84		Bedford, IA
85		Ankeny, IA
86		Knoxville, IA
87		Ottumwa, IA
88		Waukon, IA
89		WAVERLY, IA
90		Indianola, IA
91		ROCKWELL CITY, IA
92		ALLISON, IA
93		Adel, IA
94		ELDRIDGE, IA
95		Fayette, IA
96		Mason City, IA
97		Osage, IA
98		Thompson, IA
99		URBANDALE, IA
100		AMES, IA

Advocating the voice of agriculture through education and grassroots legislation.

TO PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT OF A PERMANENT AND PROFITABLE SYSTEM OF AGRICULTURE, TO GIVE UNITED CONSIDERATION TO QUESTIONS AFFECTING THE ECONOMIC, EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL RURAL INTERESTS OF AND TO SECURE COOPERATIVE ACTION IN ADVANCING THE COMMON INTERESTS OF OUR MEMBERS.

TO IMPROVE THE ECONOMIC WELL-BEING OF AGRICULTURE AND ENRICH THE QUALITY OF FAMILY LIFE.

To improve the economic well-being of agriculture and enrich the quality of farm family life by educating and disseminating information to members and others in such areas as finance, economics and governmental policy.

Promote and award scholarships for higher learning for the benefit of High School students and graduates.

THE MISSION STATEMENT IS: TO CARRY OUT CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL WORK. SPECIFICALLY TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PERSONS STUDYING AGRICULTURE AND RELATED FIELDS, AS WELL AS PROMOTE AND FUND AG EDUCATION PROGRAMS AND LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS.

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.

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

THE ("ICMC") WORKS TO ENHANCE THE VALUE OF FOR FARMERS. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, RECOGNIZING THE IMPORTANCE OF TO THE ECONOMY OF THE STATE, ENACTED THE MARKET DEVELOPMENT STATUTE, CURRENTLY CODIFIED IN IND. CODE 15-15-12 ("THE STATUTE") WHICH REQUIRES A CHECKOFF ASSESSMENT ON CERTAIN TYPES OF MARKETED IN THE STATE OF . THE ICMC IS A PUBLIC BODY CORPORATE AND POLITIC ORGANIZATION LOCATED IN INDIANAPOLIS, ESTABLISHED TO FACILITATE THE CHECKOFF ASSESSMENT PROGRAM IN AND COMMUNICATE INFORMATION RELATING TO THE CONDUCT, IMPLEMENTATION, OR RESULTS OF PROMOTION, RESEARCH, AND MARKET DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES RELATING TO TO APPROPRIATE GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS. PROCEEDS OF THE CHECKOFF ASSESSMENT MAY NOT BE USED TO INFLUENCE LEGISLATION OR GOVERNMENTAL ACTION OR POLICY.

TO PROMOTE AND PUBLICIZE THE PROGRAM IN AGRICULTURE AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, 4-H, AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, HOME ECONOMICS AND FAMILY DEVELOPMENT, COMMUNITY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT, AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS.

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

Organization for Local 388 Membership

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.

Agriculture Education

ACTIVELY WORK TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY BY ADVOCATING AND SEEKING FUNDING TO HELP MEET ITS GOALS PROMOTING LITERACY, PROVIDING AN EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT

MEETINGS, EDUCATION, COMMUNICATION, COMMUNITY ACTION AND DONATIONS, NON-PARTISAN VOTER REGISTRATION, ADMINISTRATION OF THE ORGANIZATION, MAINTENANCE OF ITS PROPERTIES AND ASSETS, FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES WHICH FURTHER THE COMMON INTERESTS OF THE MEMBERSHIP.

SEED RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TESTING, AND CERTIFICATION TO PROMOTE THE PRODUCTION OF SEED STOCK.

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

CREATE A FARMER-CONTROLLED AND CONSUMER-ORIENTED FOOD AND FIBER SYSTEM, BASED UPON DEMOCRATICALLY-CONTROLLED INSTITUTIONS THAT EMPOWER FARMERS TO SPEAK FOR AND RESPECT THEMSELVES IN THEIR QUEST FOR SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE.

SUPPORT WI EDUCATIONAL and CO-OP OF AMERICA

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF , . IS TO PRESERVE AGRICULTURE HISTORY BY BRINGING AREA PEOPLE TOGETHER FOR A WEEKEND OF ENTERTAINMENT FEATURING DEMONSTRATIONS USING ANTIQUE FARM EQUIPMENT.

IMPROVE SUSTAINABILITY IN AGRICULTURE THROUGH MARKET-BASED MECHANISMS IN INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT AND OTHER SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES.

THREE DAY OUTDOOR EXPOSITION TO SHOWCASE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS IN PRODUCTION AGRICULTURE

PROMOTE INTERESTS OF

TO PROMOTE AGRICULTURE EDUCATION AND ADVANCEMENT.TO SPONSOR THE FAIR

MCPR EXISTS TO PROMOTE THE PROPER USE, STORAGE AND APPLICATION OF INPUTS IN AN ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE AND AGRONOMICALLY SOUND MANNER, AND TO SUPPORT REGULATORY AND LEGISLATIVE INITIATIVES WHICH BENEFIT , MANUFACTURERS, DISTRIBUTORS AND CUSTOM APPLICATORS OF INPUTS.

PROVIDING AND SUPPORT TO THOSE IN NEED SINCE 1977, THE WORKS TOWARD INCREASING ACCESS TO HEALTHY FOR ALL OUR NEIGHBORS IN THE . PROGRAMS INCLUDE: ONSITE MARKET, MOBILE MARKET, SCHOOL KIDPACKS, FREE FARMERS MARKET, and COMMUNITY RESOURCES.

ENGAGING THE COMMUNITY TO END HUNGER

THE . PROVIDES DEVELOPMENT AND LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR EMERGING LEADERS EXPRESSING AN INTEREST IN APPLYING AND ADVANCING THE PRINCIPLES OF COOPERATION, AND IN PROMOTING FARMLAND PRESERVATION, LAND STEWARDSHIP AND SUSTAINABILITY.