Population shifts have resulted in fewer people on the farm and in rural communities. This has profound ramifications on agriculture and our way of life.  

Your gift will help develop leaders who understand the importance of agriculture, educate Kansans about agriculture (especially those who live in our cities and suburbs) and provide scholarships for young people who intend to make their life's work in agriculture. 

As you proceed with your estate plans, we hope you will consider including the Kansas Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture. By supporting leadership development, education/awareness efforts and scholarships, you will have a vested interest in securing a brighter future for agriculture. 

How Can You Help the Foundation Grow?
As you consider a gift to the Kansas Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture, it may be useful to know some of the options you have:

We Can Help
To design a gift that benefits the people and organization you care about most, we recommend that you obtain the counsel of a professional advisor such as an attorney who specializes in estate planning and charitable giving. We can work with your professional advisors to help you plan for tomorrow and enjoy maximum benefits today. 

We would be happy to meet with you to discuss how your gift can help preserve the Foundation and strengthen rural Kansas. 

As you proceed with your estate plans, we hope you will inform us about any bequest decisions affecting the Kansas Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture. This will help ensure that we can honor any restrictions you have placed on your bequest. It also helps our long-range planning efforts. Best of all, it gives us the opportunity to thank and honor you in advance.

For more information contact John Shostak at shostakj@kfb.org or call 785-587-6608.  You may also write to:

John Shostak
Director
KFB Foundation for Agriculture
2627 KFB Plaza
Manhattan, Ks. 66503