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Summer 2017: FFA in the USA
https://www.ffa.org/chapter-focus/summer-2017-ffa-in-the-usa/
Here are some of the important and exciting things happening in FFA communities across the nation. 

National Officer DeShawn Blanding Attends White House CTSO Meeting
https://www.ffa.org/the-feed/national-officer-deshawn-blanding-attends-white-house-ctso-meeting/
FFA was invited to be a part of another critical conversation with White House staff this week. 

In This Issue: Summer 2017 FFA New Horizons
https://www.ffa.org/ffa-new-horizons/in-this-issue-summer-2017-ffa-new-horizons/
Here's a guide to the newest edition of the official FFA magazine. 

Ohio FFA Members Pay Tribute to Fallen Heroes at Arlington National Cemetery
https://www.ffa.org/chapter-focus/ohio-ffa-members-pay-tribute-to-fallen-heroes-at-arlington-national-cemetery/
Landscape design students at the Knox County Career Center in Mount Vernon, Ohio, travel to Washington, D.C., to help landscape at Arlington National Cemetery. 

#AgItForward: California FFA Chapter Promotes Agricultural Literacy
https://www.ffa.org/features/agitforward-california-ffa-chapter-promotes-agricultural-literacy/
The San Luis Obispo FFA in central California created a viral social media campaign in 2014. 

Start Exploring Careers with AgExplorer
https://www.ffa.org/career-success/start-exploring-careers-with-agexplorer/
Start exploring career areas and find your future in agriculture. 

3 Tips For Social Fundraising
https://www.ffa.org/alumni-supporters/3-three-tips-for-social-fundraising/
Crowdfunding services like GoFundMe.com and DonorsChoose.org can be useful tools for FFA chapters, but there are a few things to keep in mind when soliciting donations online: 1. Explain Take the time to clearly explain why you are requesting money and, if possible, detail how every penny will be used. People, especially strangers, are far more likely to give to your cause when they know exactly how you plan to spend their hard-earned money. 2. Be reasonable Ensure you are asking for a reasonable amount of money to achieve your goals. Most crowdfunding sites give you the option to update your campaign with new or shifting needs, which means you can make adjustments later if you end up needing more than you originally requested. 3. Be mindful Be mindful of the middle. Research shows that campaigns typically raise 42 percent of their funds in the first and last three days of their duration, so it’s a good idea to have a midcampaign strategy in place. 

Inside This Outstanding Kansas FFA Alumni Chapter
https://www.ffa.org/alumni-focus/inside-this-outstanding-kansas-ffa-alumni-chapter/
The 250-member Washington County FFA Alumni Chapter proves there really is strength in numbers. 

Bridging Horizons With The National AgrAbility Project
https://www.ffa.org/the-feed/bridging-horizons-with-the-national-agrability-project/
The National AgrAbility Project helps FFA chapters enhance independence and promote success for people facing physical disability challenges. 

Ag 101: From Farm To Food
https://www.ffa.org/2017/05/22/ag-101-from-farm-to-food/
Here’s how soybeans make their way from the farm to the consumer 

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