Keystone Cooperative Announces $15,000 Donation to Michigan FFA
Oct 05, 2026
Keystone Cooperative has announced a $15,000 donation to the Michigan FFA Foundation, marking the second consecutive year Keystone has made an investment of this scale in the state’s youth agricultural leadership network. This contribution reflects Keystone’s commitment to cultivating future agricultural leaders and strengthening the communities where it operates.
“At Keystone, we believe the future of agriculture depends on the young people who are preparing to lead it,” said Scott Logue, CEO of Keystone Cooperative. “Michigan FFA is developing the next generation of ag leaders, innovators and advocates. As we continue to grow in Michigan, we’re proud to invest in an organization that is creating opportunities for students and strengthening the future of agriculture in the communities we serve.”
Michigan FFA continues to provide high-quality classroom instruction, supervised agricultural experiences, and leadership training to thousands of students across the state. Keystone’s support will help the organization reach more ag teachers and enhance programming at the chapter and state levels.
“Michigan FFA is deeply grateful for the continued partnership of Keystone Cooperative. In 2026, their investment is helping us expand leadership development, personal growth, and career readiness opportunities for more than 10,000 FFA members statewide,” said Alexandria Schnabelrauch, Executive Director, Michigan FFA Foundation. “Keystone’s commitment to cultivating talent and strengthening rural communities mirrors our own mission, and we are proud to collaborate with a company that actively invests in the future of Michigan agriculture.”
This investment also supports Keystone’s broader workforce-development efforts. The cooperative’s Talent Track program offers full-time roles to non college bound graduates, giving young adults the chance to begin long-term careers in agriculture close to home. The program has roles for CDL drivers, apprentice applicators and SEED (Securing Experience & Employee Development)
“At Keystone, we believe the future of agriculture depends on the young people who are preparing to lead it,” said Scott Logue, CEO of Keystone Cooperative. “Michigan FFA is developing the next generation of ag leaders, innovators and advocates. As we continue to grow in Michigan, we’re proud to invest in an organization that is creating opportunities for students and strengthening the future of agriculture in the communities we serve.”
Michigan FFA continues to provide high-quality classroom instruction, supervised agricultural experiences, and leadership training to thousands of students across the state. Keystone’s support will help the organization reach more ag teachers and enhance programming at the chapter and state levels.
“Michigan FFA is deeply grateful for the continued partnership of Keystone Cooperative. In 2026, their investment is helping us expand leadership development, personal growth, and career readiness opportunities for more than 10,000 FFA members statewide,” said Alexandria Schnabelrauch, Executive Director, Michigan FFA Foundation. “Keystone’s commitment to cultivating talent and strengthening rural communities mirrors our own mission, and we are proud to collaborate with a company that actively invests in the future of Michigan agriculture.”
This investment also supports Keystone’s broader workforce-development efforts. The cooperative’s Talent Track program offers full-time roles to non college bound graduates, giving young adults the chance to begin long-term careers in agriculture close to home. The program has roles for CDL drivers, apprentice applicators and SEED (Securing Experience & Employee Development)