COOPERATIVE EDUCATION
INVESTING IN THE FUTURE OF THE COOPERATIVE SYSTEM
The CHS Foundation is now accepting applications for projects that that develop and enhance understanding of the ag cooperative business model through education, professional development and practical experience. Apply by Feb. 28, 2020.
Read on for more information or check out the recorded webinar for answers to frequently asked questions.
- New, innovative approaches and incorporation of technology
- Programs with strong success and/or increase in growth or demand
- Funding must be used to support program-related costs
- Programs targeted at middle school, high school or college-age students and young producers
- Program goals must be clearly stated with measurable outcomes
- Clearly identified strategies for engagement with key audiences
- Programs with a national reach or state approach within the main CHS trade area (Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansa, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Ohio, Oregon, South Dakota, Texas, Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming)
- Multi-year funding
- Legislative activities, conventions or organization annual meetings
- Documentaries, book, newspaper or periodicals
- Indirect costs such as, but not limited to: office equipment, non-educational materials, staffing or accounting functions
- Projects outside the main CHS trade area
- Only two camp programs per state will be considered
- A maximum of 20 percent of budget up to $100,000 per camp
By 2020
10,500 students and future ag leaders benefit from the delivery of relevant and innovative programs advancing the ag-based cooperative model.