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Buchheit of Sparta collects $581 for FFA

  • Buchheit of Sparta's FaithAriel Hagen, right, presents a check to Aaron Kothe, a senior at Christ Our Savior High School in Evansville, to help fund the school's FFA chapter.

    Buchheit of Sparta's FaithAriel Hagen, right, presents a check to Aaron Kothe, a senior at Christ Our Savior High School in Evansville, to help fund the school's FFA chapter.
    Courtesy of Buchheit Retail News

  • Buchheit of Sparta manager FaithAriel Hagen, center, presents a check to Sparta High School FFA leader Morgan Clinton, left, and Principal Scott Beckley.

    Buchheit of Sparta manager FaithAriel Hagen, center, presents a check to Sparta High School FFA leader Morgan Clinton, left, and Principal Scott Beckley.
    Courtesy of Buchheit Retail News

  • Courtesy of Buchheit Retail NewsBuchheit of Sparta's FaithAriel Hagen presents a check to senior officers from Marissa High School's FFA chapter: Caleb Trieb, Jeffery Wiley, David Schneidewind, Bree Portz, Katie Sabo, Grace Middendorf and Ellie Parker.

    Courtesy of Buchheit Retail NewsBuchheit of Sparta's FaithAriel Hagen presents a check to senior officers from Marissa High School's FFA chapter: Caleb Trieb, Jeffery Wiley, David Schneidewind, Bree Portz, Katie Sabo, Grace Middendorf and Ellie Parker.

 
Submitted by Buchheit Retail News
updated: 5/24/2022 4:48 PM

Buchheit stores collected $6,304 this winter as part of their seventh annual fundraiser for Future Farmers of America. Buchheit of Sparta raised $581 and donated their proceeds to the FFA chapters at Marissa High School, Christ Our Savior High School in Evansville, and Sparta High School.

During the fundraiser, customers were asked to donate $1 or $5 to their local chapter. Proceeds will be used to provide funds to attend state competitions, or aid in buying food for school-owned livestock.

Buchheit also supports FFA by attending county fairs each year to purchase livestock from each of the local FFA chapters.

Buchheit then donates the livestock back to each chapter, so they can resell the livestock to others within the community.

"We support our local chapters of FFA because we believe they truly are the future of our great country. Through the next generation we can help our communities explore the possibilities of a simpler life," said Tim Buchheit, CEO of Buchheit, Inc.

 
 
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