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Boone A&M FFA Chapter Receives Donation from VisionBank

July 10, 2013

BOONE, IOWA (June 24, 2013) – Student leaders and adviser of the Boone A&M FFA chapter recently accepted a check for $300 from VisionBank of Iowa.

Boone A&M FFA Chapter has been chartered since 1997 and has a rich history of helping agriculture students reach success. The charter has been involved in FFA at the local, district, state and national level.

The Boone A&M FFA chapter is using the donation to cover the costs of button-down oxford shirts for all of the officer.

Photo from left to right: Keagan Emerson (Sentinel), Paige Myers (Secretary), Kala Wisecup (Treasurer), MacKenzie Lewis (President) and Jim Fitzgerald (Adviser).

Keagan Emerson (Sentinel), Paige Myers (Secretary), Kala Wisecup (Treasurer), MacKenzie Lewis (President) and Jim Fitzgerald (Adviser).

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