NWIAA 10 Year Aniversary
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National Women In Agriculture Association, NWIAA, is calling upon all agriculture lovers and those that are passionate about servicing at-risk-youth to assist with sponsorship! We are needing help for NWIAA sponsored event: 10 Year Anniversary Celebration for Minority Female Farmers saving At-Risk-Youth during Black History Month.
This event will be held on Capitol Hill (“The Hill”) on February 27, 2018, at 1:00 p.m.
The purpose of the event is to gather minority farmers, USDA leaders, and legislatures together to discuss sustainability and bring awareness to the numerous accomplishments of the National Women In Agriculture (NWIAA) throughout the past 10 years. Additionally, it is our aim to have a MOU and/or Declaration signing by key constituents.
For the past 10 years, the non-profit agriculture organization, NWIAA, has made innovative strides in bridging the gap between minorities and impoverished youth to the field of agriculture. It has assisted in reducing food desert poverty issues in its chapter states as well as teaching and assisting youth in agriculture education. This phenomenal organization has been providing vital opportunities that have assisted minorities and at-risk-youth in the field of agriculture since 2008. On Feburary 27, 2018 the NWIAA's 10 Year Anniversary Celebration for Minority Female Farmers will be held on Capitol Hill (“The Hill”).
In order to make positive changes within underserved communities, let's start with assisting the ladies of NWIAA in reaching their $5k goal & beyond so that they will be able to consistently present their pilot program to Congress as well as to continue their community outreach initiatives!
Be sure to donate and share the article!
To learn more about National Women In Agriculture visit their website, NWIAA.Org, or visit their social media accounts on Facebook and YouTube.
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Choose 10 Friends & Each Of Your Friends Donate $10 Bucks!!!
National Women In Agriculture Association, NWIAA, is calling upon all agriculture lovers and those that are passionate about servicing at-risk-youth to assist with sponsorship! We are needing help for NWIAA sponsored event: 10 Year Anniversary Celebration for Minority Female Farmers saving At-Risk-Youth during Black History Month.
This event will be held on Capitol Hill (“The Hill”) on February 27, 2018, at 1:00 p.m.
The purpose of the event is to gather minority farmers, USDA leaders, and legislatures together to discuss sustainability and bring awareness to the numerous accomplishments of the National Women In Agriculture (NWIAA) throughout the past 10 years. Additionally, it is our aim to have a MOU and/or Declaration signing by key constituents.
For the past 10 years, the non-profit agriculture organization, NWIAA, has made innovative strides in bridging the gap between minorities and impoverished youth to the field of agriculture. It has assisted in reducing food desert poverty issues in its chapter states as well as teaching and assisting youth in agriculture education. This phenomenal organization has been providing vital opportunities that have assisted minorities and at-risk-youth in the field of agriculture since 2008. On Feburary 27, 2018 the NWIAA's 10 Year Anniversary Celebration for Minority Female Farmers will be held on Capitol Hill (“The Hill”).
In order to make positive changes within underserved communities, let's start with assisting the ladies of NWIAA in reaching their $5k goal & beyond so that they will be able to consistently present their pilot program to Congress as well as to continue their community outreach initiatives!
Be sure to donate and share the article!
To learn more about National Women In Agriculture visit their website, NWIAA.Org, or visit their social media accounts on Facebook and YouTube.
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Organizer
Coco Bates
Organizer
Oklahoma City, OK
Oklahoma Women In Ag Association (National Women In Ag Association)
Registered nonprofit
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