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WVFB Foundation – West Virginia Farm Bureau The Voice of Agriculture in the Mountain State West Virginia Farm Bureau Foundation The foundation is focused on sharing awareness and understanding of agriculture through educational programs for all ages.
It strives to build relationships between farmers and consumers by illustrating the roles the environment, the economy and technology play in bringing consumers the products we have come to expect from American agriculture. The Foundation works to overcome growing misconceptions about agriculture, reconnecting West Virginians with the men and women who grow and produce our food.
By equipping leaders with skills, training and a variety of resources, the Foundation can enable those who produce our food to do so more efficiently and effectively. The West Virginia Farm Bureau Foundation provides opportunities for schoolchildren and teachers to learn about agriculture, and in the future, help high school and college students pursue their dreams through scholarship funds. Your donations can help make this a reality.
Your donations help us continue to teach West Virginia’s students about agriculture and where their food comes from! We are a Non-Profit 501 (c) (3). All Donations are Tax Deductible.
GOLD LEVEL: $10,000 or more – Company name on exterior of lab.
Also, secure a week-long visit to a WV elementary school of your choice SILVER LEVEL: $1,000 – $9,999 – Company logo on inside on a decal (decals stay on lab as long as donations continue- 1 year missed, decal will be removed) BRONZE LEVEL: $500 – $999 FRIEND OF AGRICULTURE: $10 – $499 BHE GT&S (Berkshire Hathaway Energy Company) Women’s Leadership Committee Randolph County Farm Bureau Mister Bee (Mary Ann Ketelsen) Kent and Shirley Leonhardt Friends of Nancy Canterbury Calhoun County Farm Bureau Braxton County Farm Bureau Wetzel County Farm Bureau To Send a Donation and for More Information West Virginia Farm Bureau Foundation Michelle Bailey – Lab Coordinator Phone: 304-472-2080 , ext.
313 Email: michelleb@wvfarm. org email: contactus@wvfarm. org phone: 304-472-2080, ext.
1 West Virginia Farm Bureau, 62 Farm Bureau Rd. , Buckhannon, WV 26201
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