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Dairy’s Foundation Looks To Raise $75K

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Dairy’s Foundation Looks To Raise $75K

For the eighth year, the dairy community is coming together to invest in the future of dairy through education. Dairy’s Foundation proudly launched the annual Plant a Seed, Inspire a Dream campaign. The goal is to raise $75,000 to support educational programs to strengthen the dairy industry and its connection with consumers.

Four industry heroes — Pipping Concrete, Ag Country Farm Credit Services, Mullins Cheese, and CP Feeds — are rallying support. These companies are championing the campaign alongside Dairy’s Foundation Board of Directors and the Professional Dairy Producers Board of Directors.

“Our industry thrives because of the commitment of leaders who invest in the future. This year, we are incredibly grateful to our industry heroes for stepping forward,” says Stratford dairy producer Brian Forrest, chair of Dairy’s Foundation Board of Directors. “Their leadership exemplifies the spirit of dairy — working together, hand in hand, to grow and strengthen our industry.”

Donate today: www.dairyfoundation.org

Dairy’s Foundation partners will match every dollar.

For more than two decades, Dairy’s Foundation has raised funds and awarded grants for educational and sustainability initiatives that benefit producers and consumers.

“The dairy industry is built on a legacy of learning — continuing education for dairy producers, training for the next generation of leaders, and sharing knowledge with consumers,” Forrest said. “This campaign allows us to continue that mission, ensuring the industry remains strong, innovative, and connected to the people it serves.”

Filed Under: Agribusiness, Commodities, Dairy, Education, News, Specialty Ag Products, Sustainability Tagged With: Brian Forrest, Dairy's Foundation

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