Atlantic County

Buena Regional School District, Buena

Bergen County

Bergen County Academies, Hackensack

Burlington County

Burlington County Institute of Technology, Westampton

Northern Burlington County Regional High School, Columbus

Northern Burlington County Regional Middle School, Columbus

Pemberton Township High School, Pemberton

Camden County

Camden County Technical Schools, Pennsauken

Camden County Technical Schools, Sicklerville

Cape May County

Cape May County Technical High School, Cape May Courthouse

Cumberland County

Cumberland Regional High School, Seabrook

Essex County

Essex County Vocational School, West Caldwell

Gloucester County

Bankbridge Regional School, Sewell

Delsea Regional High School, Franklinville

Hunterdon County

Hunterdon County Polytech, Central Campus, Flemington

South Hunterdon Regional High School, Lambertville

South Hunterdon Regional Middle School, Lambertville

Mercer County

Mercer County Technical School—Sypek Center, Pennington

Middlesex County

Middlesex County Vocational Technical School, East Brunswick Campus

Middlesex County Vocational Technical School, Piscataway

Monmouth County

Allentown High School, Allentown

Biotechnology High School, Freehold

Freehold Township High School, Freehold

Monmouth County Career Center, Freehold

Morris County

The Calais School, Whippany

Morris County School of Technology, Denville

Ocean County

Ocean County Vocational Technical School, Jackson

Passaic County

Passaic County Technical Institute, Wayne

Salem County

Penns Grove High School, Carneys Point

Salem County Vocational Technical School, Woodstown

Woodstown High School, Woodstown

Somerset County

Somerset County Vocational Technical School, Bridgewater

Sussex County

Newton High School, Newton

Sussex County Vocational Technical School, Sparta

Union County

Union County Vocational Technical School, Scotch Plains

Warren County

Belvidere High School, Belvidere

Hackettstown High School, Hackettstown

North Warren Regional High School, Blairstown

Phillipsburg High School, Phillipsburg

Warren Hills Regional High School, Washington

Agricultural Education

Programs in New Jersey

“A gricultural

Education

prepares people for careers and

professional leadership in production,

processing, marketing, and distribution of

agricultural products, and for related careers

in plant and animal technology (including

aquatic life), economics, education,

mechanics and engineering, natural

resources and environmental technology,

politics and sociology, and international

relations and trade.”

YES! I WANT TO INVEST

IN THE FUTURE OF

NEW JERSEY AGRICULTURE! Name _________________________ Address _______________________ City _________________________ State _________ Zip ____________ Phone _________________________ E-mail ________________________ Amount Enclosed $______________ Please make checks payable to: NEW JERSEY FFA FOUNDATION, INC. Please check one and specify:

□ □ State FFA Awards and Activities Fund

□ □ Memorials ________________________

□ □ Special Project ____________________

□ □ Endowments_______________________

□□ Bequest __________________________

□ □ Check to receive FFA New Horizons, the national magazine for FFA members. (For donations of $100 or more) Please return this form with your donation to:

New Jersey FFA Foundation, Inc. PO Box 214

Allentown, NJ 08501

The Definition of Agricultural Education

in New Jersey

“You will find as you look back on your life, that the moments that stand out are the moments when you have done things for others” -Henry Drummond

For more information about the New Jersey FFA Foundation,

contact:

Office of Agricultural Education New Jersey Department of Agriculture

1-877-AGED-FFA

The New Jersey FFA Foundation

“Investing in the Future”

Providing Opportunities for

Students Enrolled in Agricultural

Education!

www. jerseyageducation.nj.gov

Ways to Invest

State FFA Awards and Activities Fund - Donations support chapter and individual incentive awards, career development events and awards, motivational materials, and travel for national events.

Special Project Fund - Target your donation

toward a specific FFA project that parallels your personal business or organizational objectives. You can even direct your investment to a high school Agricultural Education program in your local area, which are listed on reverse.

Memorial Scholarships - Honor the memory of

a relative, friend or colleague through a Memorial Scholarship. Help FFA members achieve their educational goals through scholarships to two-year or four-year colleges, technical schools or for other educational opportunities.

Endowments - Perpetuate your donation by

endowing the funds. You can establish an endowment with at least $15,000. Seventy-five percent of the annual income generated will be used in the form of a scholarship (or upon request). The remaining twenty-five percent will be returned to the principle to build the endowment.

Bequests - Donate a portion of your estate towards

Agricultural Education projects to assist in preparing young people to serve the agricultural industry.

S pecial Project Areas

Annually Funded Scholarships (including memorial scholarships)

Leadership Fund

FFA Chapter Fund

Other Fund

State Officer Club Fund

Blue Jackets Bright Futures Fund

Career Development Events such as: Agricultural Business Management

Agricultural Sales

Milk Quality & Products

Floriculture or Floral Design

Fruits &Vegetables Identification

Horse Evaluation

Land Judging

Environmental & Natural Resources

Mission Statement:

FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through Agricultural Education.

A n Investment

in the Future

There is no better way to say it. Pledging your

support to the New Jersey FFA Foundation, Inc.

will afford high school agricultural education

students leadership and personal growth

opportunities available few other places.

Students are not only learning career skills, but

they are gaining opportunities to hone

leadership abilities. Such skills are necessary in

today’s highly technical business world. By

contributing to the New Jersey FFA

Foundation, Inc., you are making an investment

in the future of our youth. Won’t you take part

in shaping a student’s life through this

opportunity to give?

Is an educational organization for

young men and women preparing

for careers in the field

of agriculture.

I appreciate the opportunity to earn my Blue

Jacket. I will wear this jacket with pride. This

jacket will give me the option to learn new

things and new life experiences. Thank you!

- Tyler Hagar, Northern Burlington FFA Chapter

Thank you for the amazing opportunity of

participating in the State FFA Convention in

Agriscience. FFA is a great organization and I hope to

participate in many more FFA events including State

Convention. It was a wonderful experience and I am

very proud to be given the chance of being a part of

it. Please continue to give other people this great

opportunity to meet with other FFA chapters and

learn more about FFA.

- Julia Vanzelli, Biotechnology FFA Chapter

Categories of Support

Rising Sun $10,000 and above

Blue and Gold $7500 to $9999

New Horizon $5000 to 7499

Legacy $2000 to 4999

Star $1000-999

Gold $500 to $999

Silver $100 to $499

Bronze $50 to $99

Contributor Under $49

“Owl Club”- Designation given to Teachers of

Agriculture in any of the above areas.

Is a non-profit organization that

provides f inancial support to

agricultural education students through

the activities of the New Jersey FFA

Association. Contributions to the

New Jersey FFA

F o u n d a t i o n a r e

501 (c) (3) tax

deductible.

The New Jersey

FFA Foundation

The New Jersey

FFA Association