living to serve

This North Carolina chapter implemented a program where animal science students and FFA leaders teach special needs students about animals.

Missy Wooldridge embodies the FFA motto. She is a dedicated and driven individual who challenges and inspires new faces in the industry.

Past Kansas FFA state officer Lori Alexander has spent years living out the FFA motto of “Living to Serve.”

Parents are "Living to Serve." Read how their love, grit and sacrifices bring the blue jacket to life!

As a winning shotgun shooter, this Texas FFA member gives back to her community while doing the sport she loves.

Alumni Landon Sutton continues to embody “Living to Serve” by inspiring Clewiston Christian FFA members through creativity, determination and lifelong dedication.

From shelters to show goats, Callie Rosner demonstrates how FFA members can turn passions into service projects that can change communities.

This family from Bokoshe, Okla., created the Logan Project in memory of their late son and brother, Logan Carver, who lived to serve.

Members and chapters across Hill Country came together to lend a hand and encourage one another to “live to serve.”

If you’re making plans to visit Indianapolis or tune in from home, jot down these ideas to ensure a fun-filled week.

On December 12th, the Triton FFA Chapter visited Pinecrest Gardens Nursing Home to spread holiday cheer and deliver gifts. While delivering the gifts, Triton FFA members had the opportunity to spend time and socialize with the residents. 

Latta FFA advisor Seth Reeves in Oklahoma wanted to teach members the meaning of Living to Serve. Years later, the chapter is still showing appreciation in a big way.