Isabell Olsasky

Isabell is a standout student from Southeast Warren Jr.-Sr. High School, representing the Southeast Warren FFA Chapter under the guidance of FFA Advisor Alex Rodgers. After graduation, Isabell will attend Iowa State University to study Agronomy with a minor in Environmental Conservation, and later plans to earn her Doctorate in Soil Science and Conservation. She’s been a dedicated fundraiser with 4 Seasons for six years, helping donate over 40 variety boxes of fruit to local nursing homes and hospitals.

“Fundraising with 4 Seasons has been a hassle-free process… Thank you for a wonderful six years of successful fundraising,” Isabell shared.

Adeline Stone

Adeline is a proud member of the Central Trail FFA Chapter, guided by advisors Rosa Sondag and Ashley Dittmer. She plans to attend Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) in Ankeny to earn an Associate’s Degree in Agriculture Business. Her goal? To build a career in agriculture that keeps her connected with the producers who bring products to market.

Here’s what Adeline had to say about her experience:
“Four Seasons fundraising has been very beneficial to our FFA chapter… it provides our members with an opportunity to grow, build community connections, learn order organization, manage money, and deliver great products.”

Brooklynn Kearney

Brooklynn is a dedicated member of the Farmington FFA Chapter, led by advisors Renee Baird and Tracy Stroud. She plans to attend Mineral Area College to major in Criminal Justice, with future goals of attending the police academy and ultimately becoming an FBI agent.

Brooklynn shared how 4 Seasons helped kick-start her FFA journey:
“My first year I was one of the top salesmen and earned a trip to National FFA Convention. That experience inspired me to become more active in our chapter. I’ve served as an officer the past two years and will earn my State FFA Degree this year!”

She also loved how easy 4 Seasons made it to reach out-of-town family with online tools for fundraising.

Isabella Hayes

With the support of FFA Advisor Jacob Smith, Isabella has been a dedicated member of the Indianola FFA Chapter. In the fall of 2025, she plans to attend Northwest Missouri State University to major in Agronomy – Crop and Soil Sciences.

Isabella shared how impactful the 4 Seasons fundraising program has been—not just in raising money for competitions and conventions, but in helping FFA members grow:
“You’ll always learn new skills… whether it’s how to talk to new people, sort fruit, or help others start their fundraising journey.”

She credits the program with helping her build confidence, communication skills, and leadership through hands-on experience.
“The 4 Seasons Fundraiser process holds many opportunities to grow as a person in many aspects of life.”

Lily Schulenberg

With the guidance of FFA Advisor Jamie Nahnsen, Lily is preparing for an exciting future at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, where she plans to major in Agriculture Business with minors in Ag Policy/Law and Commodity Marketing. She’ll also compete on the university’s rodeo team!

Her long-term goal? To return to rural Iowa and pursue a career in the ag industry—bringing her experience and passion back home.

Lily shared:
“4 Seasons is our biggest chapter fundraiser and one of the most well-organized. The products are well known, and people look forward to them every year.”

She also credits the fundraiser with helping her build communication and public speaking skills—benefiting not just herself, but fellow FFA members as well.

Sidney Walker

With guidance from FFA Advisor Kurt Veldhuizen, Sidney is planning for an exciting future—either by joining the U.S. Army or attending Iowa State University to major in Animal Science or Ag Business. Long-term, Sidney plans to work on and eventually take over the family farm.

Sidney shared:
“I thought 4 Seasons Fund Raising worked very well and was a great way to get members involved early in the school year. The website was user-friendly, and I enjoyed making new connections with the people I sold to.”

Nathan Take

With support from FFA Advisor Kourtney Koskovich, Nathan would like to attend trade school and has a strong interest in Plant and Animal Science.

Nathan is no stranger to fundraising success:
“It’s my goal to be the number one fruit seller—and this is my third year in a row earning that title!”

His secret? Confidence in the products and the process:
“I love 4 Seasons because I know the brochures, the packets, and how it works. I also know the quality of the products I’m selling, which makes it easier to connect with buyers.”

Brady Streeter

With guidance from FFA Advisor Hanna Bedwell, Brady plans to attend DMACC after graduation to earn an Associate’s Degree in Agribusiness. His passion for agriculture runs deep, with two inspiring goals:

• Help farmers improve their efficiency and environmental impact
• Bridge the gap between producers and consumers to challenge misconceptions about agriculture

Brady shared his experience with 4 Seasons Fund Raising:
“I’ve been selling 4 Seasons products for years and it’s been a great experience. I love that I get to raise money for our chapter and explain to the community how those funds support contests, service projects, and state and national conventions.”

He added:

“Working with 4 Seasons has been amazing, and I couldn’t be happier with what they’ve helped our chapter accomplish.”

Ellie Mangers

Under the guidance of FFA Advisor Melissa Bonifas, Ellie has made a strong impact within her chapter while also preparing for a future of caring for others. She plans to attend Bryan College of Health Sciences in Lincoln, NE, where she’ll pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing. Her dream is to return home and work in a local hospital’s labor and delivery unit—bringing new life into the world right in her community.

Ellie shared how impactful the fundraising experience has been for her chapter:
“4 Seasons has provided an easy and effective fundraiser. The variety of options catches every customer’s eye, and getting everything pre-sorted makes delivery smooth and fast.”

From connecting with supporters to delivering quality products, Ellie has seen firsthand how streamlined fundraising can fuel opportunities for FFA members.

Jaden Wilkerson

With guidance from FFA Advisor Matthew Price, Jaden has shown outstanding leadership and commitment. He plans to continue his education at either the University of Missouri or College of the Ozarks, pursuing a degree in Agricultural Education. His dream? To become an Ag Educator and FFA Advisor in southern Missouri—empowering students and shaping the next generation of ag leaders.

Jaden shared:
“4 Seasons Fundraising has been a great company to work with… It’s well-organized, easy to manage, and helps students gain valuable business and communication skills.”

Dillon Willis

With support from FFA Advisor Brandi Ellis, Dillon has shown dedication in the classroom, on the court, and through his fundraising efforts. He plans to attend North Central Missouri College to earn an AA transfer degree while continuing his basketball career, then transfer to a four-year university to pursue a bachelor’s degree in construction management or sports physical therapy.

Dillon shared:
“Fundraising with 4 Seasons has been a great experience… there’s something for everyone, and it’s easy to organize and deliver. My experiences have been very rewarding.”

Troy

This was Troy’s first (and only) year in FFA—and although he wasn’t sure about fundraising at first, that quickly changed. Week after week, Troy shared how much fun he was having. He kept selling, even after hitting his individual goal, and gave it his all every step of the way.

While college isn’t currently in the picture due to some challenges, Troy is ready to jump straight into the workforce and make the most of every opportunity. His attitude, effort, and commitment have been nothing short of inspiring.

“He is sad this is his last year, but he has done an amazing job.”

Paidyn Linville

Paidyn plans to attend Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville, MO, to pursue a degree in Agricultural Business. After college, she’s committed to working in the agricultural industry to help preserve and protect our future.

Fundraising has been a big part of Paidyn’s FFA journey:
“I really enjoyed my time fundraising for my chapter and helping grow it… I made sure to help out as much as I could.”

She praised 4 Seasons for its clear, customer-friendly brochures and quick, efficient product delivery.

“I never had any complaints from customers—always positive interactions!”

Gabe Gall

With support from FFA Advisor Olivia Adkins, Gabe has shown dedication to his chapter and fundraising efforts. He plans to attend MACC (Moberly Area Community College) and then transfer to Mizzou to pursue a degree in Computer Science.

Gabe shared:
“Using Four Seasons to help us fundraise has been such a great experience—not just for me, but for our customers too. The fruit always gets compliments, and people keep coming back year after year.”

He added that 4 Seasons is easy to use, reliable, and perfect for new members learning the ropes.

“I am very thankful to be using it to raise money for our chapter.”

Reagan Clarahan

She will be attending Iowa State University to study Agricultural Business—paving the way for a strong future in the ag industry!

“4 Seasons has been really easy to work with. The flyers are very nice and helpful in making sales. Any mistakes were taken care of quickly and fairly.”

A big thank you to Mr. Jerry Driscoll, FFA Advisor, for his continued support and leadership.

Trina Pearson

With support from FFA Advisor Trevor Mann, Trina is headed to Laramie County Community College (LCCC) to study Medical Diagnostic Sonography, with plans to become an ultrasound technician. While at LCCC, she also plans to stay involved in agriculture through the livestock judging and show teams.

Reflecting on her experience, Trina shared:
“This fundraiser was a great experience for our chapter—especially since it was our first year. It helped us raise money, but more than that, it brought our chapter together through a little friendly competition!”

Marissa Beckman

Join us in congratulating Marissa Beckman of Wheatland High School and the Wheatland FFA Chapter as a 4 Seasons Fund Raising Scholarship Winner! Under the mentorship of FFA Advisor Macey Charles, Marissa plans to continue her education and pursue a degree in Agriculture Business, with a clear goal of building a career in the ag industry.

Marissa reflected on her experience, saying:
“Fundraising with 4 Seasons was simple yet effective. The company does a great job with their products and everything was top-notch.”

She’s especially proud to be recognized as her chapter’s top seller this year — a title well earned through dedication and hard work!

Reagan Vehige

With guidance from FFA Advisor Kelsey Kemry, Reagan has set her sights on Lakeland College in Illinois, where she will join the Livestock Judging Team while earning a degree in Animal Science and a minor in Agricultural Communication.

After college, she plans to pursue a career in Cattle Embryology or work as a Sales Representative for a Livestock Feed Company—both roles that align with her deep passion for the livestock industry.

Reagan shared how impactful the chapter’s partnership with 4 Seasons has been:
“Their professional approach made a significant difference in our fundraiser’s success. The communication was excellent, the system was efficient, and the product selection was perfect for our chapter’s needs.”

Bailey Watson

With plans to attend Missouri State University in Fall 2025 to major in Biomedical Science, Bailey will continue her education at Logan University to earn her Doctorate in Chiropractic and a Certification in Animal Chiropractic Care.

Bailey shares,
“Participating in 4 Seasons Fundraising was a great experience and opportunity for FFA Chapters big and small. It pushed me out of my comfort zone and encouraged me to speak with people I wouldn’t normally approach. This experience gave me more confidence in myself and my public speaking abilities.”

A special thank you to Mr. Justin Miller, FFA Advisor, for supporting Bailey and her chapter.

Abigail Juarez

Abigail has been awarded a 4 Seasons Fund Raising FFA Scholarship for her outstanding effort and commitment to her chapter!

Abigail plans to attend Waubonsee Community College, where she will pursue an Associate’s Degree with a focus in Communications and Criminal Justice.

Reflecting on her experience, Abigail shared:
“During my time selling 4 Seasons Fund Raising for my FFA Chapter, I went to various people that seemed interested in buying from me. I had a great time selling, and all the money we raised went to supporting our chapter and making FFA trips more affordable. I’m grateful to provide people with joy and snacks during the holidays—and to build better communication and sales skills.”

Braxtyn Rut

With support from FFA Advisor Emilye Yowell, Braxtyn plans to attend Southeast Community College in Lincoln, Nebraska, where he will pursue a career in Physical Therapy.

Braxtyn shared that fundraising with 4 Seasons was a smooth, effective process:

“The online website made it easy for people outside the area to order and have it delivered right to their house. 4 Seasons is also very flexible to work with.”

From expanding reach to simplifying logistics, Braxtyn and his chapter made the most of their fundraiser—while building valuable communication and marketing skills along the way.

Ava Schneider

With the support of FFA Advisors Emily Holbert and Diane Miederhoff, Ava plans to attend the University of Missouri to major in Chiropractic Studies with a minor in Ag Business. Her goal is to continue on to Logan Chiropractic School to earn her license and begin a career helping others live healthier lives.

Ava shared her experience with 4 Seasons:

“It was very easy working with 4 Seasons Fundraising. Everything was on time, organized, and customers were always satisfied with the products!”

From selling in her community to delivering quality products, Ava has shown great responsibility and leadership. We’re proud to support her bright future!

Jamison Meyer

With the support of FFA Advisors Toni Rasmussen and Michelle Ekberg, Jamison plans to attend Northeast Community College to study Precision Ag, Agronomy, and Ag Business—preparing for a future rooted in innovation and agriculture.

Jamison shared his experience with 4 Seasons:

“It was easy to fundraise for my FFA Chapter. Not only is it easy to use, but the fruit, meat, and cheese are also very good tasting.”

From simple fundraising tools to delicious products, Jamison made the most of the opportunity while supporting his chapter and gaining valuable experience.

Meredith Sturm

With guidance from FFA Advisor Brady Eisheid, Meredith plans to attend an Iowa university to study Radiography and become a Radiologic Technologist—a future focused on helping others through healthcare.

Meredith has been a dedicated fundraiser for her FFA Chapter over the past three years, raising an impressive $11,929 through 4 Seasons Fund Raising. 

She shared:

“This money allowed me to attend activities that strengthened my communication, confidence, and leadership skills. I’ve met so many people and experienced events that have truly shaped my youth.”

Meredith expressed gratitude for the opportunities made possible through 4 Seasons, and we’re proud to celebrate the impact her efforts have made!

Tanner Trinklein

With the support of FFA Advisors Ellen Romero and Nathan Strobel, Tanner will be attending the University of Missouri, Columbia, where he plans to major in Biochemistry on a Pre-Med track—pursuing a future in medicine and science.

Tanner shared:
“4 Seasons is a great company to work with. I’ve enjoyed partnering with them over the last 4 years. They have quality products, and I’m happy to help raise funds for our FFA Chapter.”

We’re proud to honor students like Tanner, who balance academic goals with leadership, service, and commitment to their chapter.

Emily Brandl

With support from FFA Advisor Kaydie, Emily plans to attend Northeast Community College—and while she’s still deciding on a major, one thing’s clear: she’s passionate about people, her community, and FFA.

Emily shared:
“I enjoy selling with 4 Seasons because I love visiting with my community members and family. I also enjoy the food and fruit we get to sell and spending time with friends packing orders. Everyone I’ve met through 4 Seasons has been so kind to me and my chapter.”

We’re proud to support students like Emily who bring joy, effort, and heart to their chapters and communities.

Ava Kaye Rakers

With the support of FFA Advisors Mary Leykamp and Amanda Sullivan, Ava plans to attend Hannibal-LaGrange University to major in Early Childhood and Elementary Education. Thanks to nearly 40 dual credits earned in high school, she’ll complete her bachelor’s degree in just two years!

Ava plans to return to her hometown to student teach and pursue her master’s degree—all before turning 21!

On her fundraising experience, Ava shared:
“This was our chapter’s first time using 4 Seasons, and it was excellent. Every customer was satisfied with their order. Thanks to 4 Seasons, our chapter is able to offer so many great student activities throughout the year.”

Anna Jueneman

With support from FFA Advisor Helena Rash, Anna is headed to Kansas Wesleyan University, where she plans to major in Accounting while also continuing her basketball career.

Anna shared her appreciation for the 4 Seasons fundraising experience:
“The brochures were very well organized and helpful to my customers. The way everything was packed and shipped made the process super easy and efficient. Our orders were clearly marked and often already packed together—making distribution a breeze.”

Thanks to her efforts and 4 Seasons’ support, her chapter enjoyed a very successful fundraiser that helped raise valuable funds for FFA activities.

Addison Swinford

With guidance from FFA Advisors Mikaila Livingston, Jessica Aeschliman, and Jeffery Baumann, Addison plans to attend Missouri State University to major in Agriculture Education. Her goal is to return to northwest Missouri to teach high school ag and inspire the next generation of FFA leaders.

Addison shared:
“I’ve loved fundraising with 4 Seasons throughout high school. The products are always great and my buyers are always satisfied—I’ve never had a negative review. Fundraising with 4 Seasons helps our chapter raise a lot of our funding for the year, which is a big help.”

Shay Burian

With the support of FFA Advisors Erik Johnson and David Leier, Shay plans to attend Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture to pursue a degree in Agribusiness Management—preparing for a bright future in the world of agriculture.

Reflecting on his experience, Shay shared:
“Fundraising through 4 Seasons was a unique experience. It gave me the opportunity to widen my pool of customers and bring in more funds for our chapter through a more diverse product lineup. The online format made submitting orders easy—even for newer members.”

Mackenzie Swinford

With the support of FFA Advisor Jaiden Flora, Mackenzie is preparing for a career in healthcare while staying rooted in agriculture. She’ll be attending North Central Community College at the Savannah location for nursing school and is currently enrolled in the CNA program at Northwest Technical School.

Mackenzie also plans to continue raising animals, as she’s done for her SAE throughout high school—keeping her connection to ag strong.

On her chapter’s fundraising experience, she shared:
“4 Seasons Fundraising has been a very easy process. Any corrections needed were simple, and our community has enjoyed the products year after year.”

McKenna Claborn

With support from FFA Advisors Sean O’Brien and Elizabeth Kientzy, McKenna is heading to Texas Tech University, where she’ll major in Plant & Soil Science with a concentration in Crop Science.

A top seller in her chapter every year, McKenna shared:
“From cookies to seasonings to snack sticks, 4 Seasons has it all. There’s always a variety of quality products for our buyers, and each year more customers come back for the items they love and trust.”

She added that new product additions—like meat sticks—have been a huge hit in her community, and she’s proud to help lead a chapter that prioritizes quality and consistency.

Seth Howard

Help us congratulate Seth Howard from the Spring Valley-Wykoff FFA Chapter at Kingsland High School. Seth is a 4 Seasons Fund Raising Scholarship Winner! We wish you much success in your future endeavors.

Kalee Juelsgaard

With support from FFA Advisor Brittany Elmquist, Kalee will be attending Des Moines Area Community College to pursue a degree in Nursing—combining her skills in leadership, service, and care to make a difference in the lives of others.

Kalee shared how fundraising helped her grow in unexpected ways:
“What started as just a competitive edge to be our chapter’s top seller turned into very valuable lessons—from organization and money handling to teamwork and communication.”

She emphasized how critical communication has been to her success:
“It plays a huge role in fundraising, and through it, my skills have become stronger and stronger.”

Paige McCoy

With the support of FFA Advisors Andy Johnson, Emma Cutler, and Logan Henry, Paige plans to attend college to pursue a career in dentistry.

Paige shared that she loves fundraising with 4 Seasons because it allows her to connect with her community while working toward her personal sales goals:
“I enjoy selling through 4 Seasons and being able to network with the community as I strive to reach my sales goal.”

Her dedication, drive, and people-first mindset make her a standout in both fundraising and future leadership.

Trinity-Ann Hanson

Help us congratulate Trinity-Ann Hanson of Newton High School, a 4 Seasons Fund Raising Scholarship Winner! We wish you much success in your future endeavors.

Kendall Kohles

With the support of FFA Advisors Justine Holloway and Lindsey Kaufmann, Kendall plans to attend Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) for two years, then transfer to Iowa State University to pursue a degree in Elementary Education.

Over her five years in FFA, Kendall has loved taking part in her chapter’s fruit and product sales:
“It’s a great way to raise money and get everyone involved. It even becomes a fun competition between members!”

She adds that 4 Seasons Fundraising makes everything simple and smooth:
“Selling and delivering is efficient and well organized. I’ve loved being part of it throughout my FFA journey!”

Hanna Hicks

With support from FFA Advisor Johanna Kunert, Hanna plans to attend Iowa Central Community College for one year before transferring to Iowa State University. She’ll be majoring in Agricultural Education with a minor in Animal Science—preparing to inspire the next generation of ag students!

Hanna shared:
“Fruit sales went very well this year. 4 Seasons Fund Raising is very user-friendly and easy to operate. I also really enjoyed talking with the staff. I’m going to remember this fundraising company when I become an ag teacher.”

Kaila Dillender

With the support of FFA Advisors Deanna Schnuck and Doug Henke, Kaila plans to attend State Fair Community College to pursue a degree in Radiology—combining her dedication to helping others with a future in healthcare.

Kaila shared that fundraising with 4 Seasons has been a major part of her FFA journey:
“It’s given me the opportunity to attend National FFA Convention and take part in a variety of FFA activities.”

Ava Newton

With support from FFA Advisor Alex McDougall, Ava plans to attend Iowa State University to major in Agricultural Education with a minor in Animal Science. Her goal? To share her passion for agriculture with the next generation of students.

Ava shared:
“4 Seasons Fundraising has given me the opportunity to raise money for my FFA chapter. It helped me connect with community members and share why they should support FFA. Selling through 4 Seasons has made me more confident in promoting products and educating others.”

Elliot Blankenspoor

With support from FFA Advisor Emily Joenks, Elliot plans to attend Iowa State University to pursue a degree in agriculture—preparing to lead and innovate in the ag industry.

Elliot shared one of his favorite parts of the fundraising experience:
“I really enjoyed using the 4 Seasons online store, where I made most of my sales.”

Blake Meendering

With guidance from FFA Advisor Olivia Grooters, Blake plans to attend Northwest Iowa Community College to become an electrician. His goal is to stay local and bring his skills back to the Hartley area, helping power his community.

Blake shared:
“4 Seasons Fundraising was very helpful. The staff was always friendly and ready to help whenever we had a question.”

Taylor Sammons

With support from FFA Advisor Kylie Rahmeier, Taylor has been an active member of the Oakley FFA Chapter. After graduation, she plans to attend Colby Community College to become a veterinary technician, with the goal of working at the local vet clinic in Oakley.

Taylor reflected on her fundraising experience:
“As a freshman, we were all trying to beat the school record for most fruit sales. Each year it became more exciting with all the different varieties—chocolates, fruits, meats, and cheeses.”

She added that the experience helped her develop organization, communication, and sales skills:
“It’s a great experience for kids to be social, gain speaking skills, and learn what our chapter is doing.”

Kristen Buesking

With guidance from advisors Tracy Vedder, Doug Ridder, and Ashlyn Fries, Kristen plans to attend State Technical College in Linn, Missouri, to study Business Administration—with the goal of opening a business in her hometown.

Kristen made a big impact during her time in FFA as the top fruit sale seller in her chapter. She shared:
“4 Seasons Fundraising was easy to work with, and all my customers loved the products. The variety made it easy for everyone to find something—even those with dietary needs.”

Even as she prepares to graduate, Kristen is making sure her customers are taken care of:
“I’ll be passing my list down so they can continue enjoying the wonderful products!”

Casey Erdly

A dedicated and energetic leader, Casey has served her chapter as both Vice President and President, and is consistently among the top fundraising sellers. Her enthusiasm, reliability, and support for every chapter activity make her an invaluable member of the Hiawatha FFA family.

Casey will be attending Northwest Missouri State University this fall, and there’s no doubt she’s more than deserving of every opportunity that comes her way!

Elsie Witamuth

With the guidance of FFA Advisor Rachel Beary, Elsie plans to attend Indian Hills Community College to earn her Associate’s Degree in Animal Science. Her goal is to build a career in a veterinary office or animal-related field, combining her love for animals with hands-on care and service. 🐶🐾📚

Elsie shared:
“4 Seasons was a very easy company to work with during our chapter’s fruit sales. They made ordering and selling less complicated than the other companies we tried.”

Karley Lemuz

With support from FFA Advisor Abby Miller, Karley is headed to Kansas State University, where she plans to pursue a degree in Ruminant Nutrition and Reproduction—preparing for a future improving livestock health and productivity.

Karley shared what made her fundraising experience a success:
“I enjoyed fundraising with 4 Seasons because there were lots of good items to choose from, which was very helpful when trying to sell the goods.”

Her commitment to agriculture and her chapter shines through in every effort.

Summer Hackert

With guidance from FFA Advisor Jarret Horn, Summer is taking a gap year to work as a CNA at a local nursing home and as a farm hand on a local dairy farm. During that time, she’ll also be taking Anatomy & Physiology I and II—using her scholarship funds to help launch her future in nursing or radiology.

Summer shared:
“FFA has been a big part of my high school career—from meetings and conventions to fruit sales. I’ve loved doing my ‘spiel’ to the community and encouraging them to support FFA!”

She added:
“4 Seasons has made it fun and easy to fundraise. Their products are always fresh and delicious, which makes it easier to sell. If anyone asks me how they should fundraise, I’ll tell them about 4 Seasons!”

Belle Fagan

With support from FFA Advisor Skie Shull, Belle plans to attend Iowa Western Community College in Council Bluffs to pursue a degree in Nursing. She’s already taken college classes in high school to become a Certified Nursing Assistant, and currently works at the New Homestead Nursing Home—where she finds joy in caring for residents each day.

As a dedicated FFA officer for three years, Belle has helped lead her chapter’s 4 Seasons fundraiser with pride:
“Each year we seem to go above and beyond our goal. My goal has been to make fundraising fun and rewarding for everyone involved.”

She added:
“4 Seasons has been easy to work with over the four years I’ve sold fruit, candies, meat, and cheeses. Any time we’ve had an issue, they’ve been quick to help and resolve it.”

Katelyn Soost

With support from FFA Advisor Patric Pehrson, Katelyn will be attending Dordt University in Sioux Center, Iowa, to pursue her next chapter of growth and learning.

Katelyn shared that working with 4 Seasons Fund Raising was a truly rewarding experience:
“The variety of products made it easy to get our chapter involved, and we saw great enthusiasm from both students and customers. I developed skills like communication, organization, and teamwork—all of which will benefit me in the future.”

Thanks to her dedication, her FFA chapter raised significant funds that allowed her to attend conferences, compete in events, and contribute to community service projects.
“The positive feedback we received from our supporters made it even more worthwhile. Knowing that my efforts could lead to recognition and scholarships motivated me to give it my all.”

Joseph Westerman

We’re excited to recognize Joseph Westerman of Moundridge High School as a 4 Seasons Fund Raising Scholarship Winner!

With the support of his FFA Advisor Kate Plunkett, Joseph stood out through his dedication to FFA and commitment to his chapter’s success. His hard work in fundraising made a lasting impact.