Ayden M. S.

With support from Bret Sayre at Ralls County R-2 High School, Ayden plans to attend the University of Missouri-Columbia to earn a degree in Agribusiness Management. Ayden hopes to start several small businesses in his local area. He has experience helping his father run small businesses, including a car wash, a lawn mowing and landscaping business, and storage units. 

Ayden shared some comments about the chapter’s partnership with 4 Seasons:
“4 Seasons Fundraising made our jobs easy when it came to fundraising. They have great products and it comes sorted for us, making the customer experience so much better. 4 Seasons Fund Raising has helped our program take the next step in being able to grow. Being able to sell products that people love makes it easy to sell in high quantities. That was helped the financial standing of our chapter and allowed us to compete in more contest[s] and to attend more FFA events.”

Nora D.

Nora is apart of Western Christian FFA in Hull and after graduation plans to pursue a career in agriculture after high school. She hopes to attend college and major in Animal Science.

“I enjoy Fundraising with 4 Seasons for my chapter to help advance the my FFA organization and to create more opportunities for our members,” Nora shared.

Lila L.

Lila is a proud member of the Savannah High FFA Chapter, guided by Mikaila L. She plans to attend Vet Tech School at Metropolitan Community College.

Here’s what Lila 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.”

Lane E.

Lane is a dedicated member of the Audubon FFA Chapter, led by the advisor Brittany Elmquist. She plans to attend Iowa State University and major in Ag Studies

Lane shared how 4 Seasons helped kick-start her FFA journey:
“Over the past five years, I have proudly sold for Four Seasons, and the funds we’ve raised have created countless opportunities for our chapter. Because of these efforts, our members have traveled across the state to camps, conventions, and conferences, attended the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, participated in the Washington Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C., and even served on a mission trip to Liberia, Africa. Maintaining a healthy chapter account has allowed us to truly live out the FFA mission by growing as leaders, serving others, and giving back to our community while providing meaningful activities for all members. I am thankful for the partnership with Four Seasons and the lasting impact it has had on our chapter.”

Robyn M.

With the support of Hanna Milligan, Robyn has been a dedicated member of the Verndale FFA Chapter. nomy – Crop and Soil Sciences. Robyn plans after High School are to work as a Head Coach at Moment in Time Dance Studio and at an Assisted Living facility to save money and make a decision on the college and program she would like to attend.

“I love that they gave us the opportunity to send products directly to the customer’s place and all of the variety of products besides just fruit. I like how they organized our chocolates and meats for us in a box with our names on them. It made sorting the rest of the items go much quicker. Their customer service is really good! I felt like they were committed to our school.” – Robyn

Mackenzie K.

With the guidance of Mary Leykamp and Amanda Sullivan, Mackenzie plans consist of attending St. Charles Community College in the fall of 2026. She will pursue an Associates of Science in Nursing, with further hopes of becoming a Labor & Delivery Nurse.

Mackenzie 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.

Keela H.

Keela is from the Frazee-Vergas FFA chapter with guidance from Trescha Mitchell. Keela went above and beyond in being this chapters top sales person.

 Keela was her top seller by selling around the Frazee community by setting up locations to be able to sell her items. She even setup at a local church in her community. 

Lorren G. C.

With support from Tracy Oelschlaeger, Lorren was accepted into Washburn University. and plans to further her education in Nursing.

Lorren’s comments on fundraising with 4 Seasons Fund Raising 
“We love using 4 Seasons as our way of fundraising. I feel as though it was an easy process and we sold lots of different items. The community loved it as well, because they were able to pick from a variety of items. We sold things like fruits, popcorn, meat sticks, cookie dough, candy, and so much more!”

Kiara W.

From Southeast Warren FFA program With guidance from Alex Rogers, Kiara plans to attend Iowa State University to study Animal Science for undergrad and continue onto Veterinary School. Furthering this Kiara says she plans, “to solely focus on my studies throughout my college experience, with the possibility of working at a veterinary clinic. A goal of mine is to have A’s for each class. After college, I plan to start out working at a local veterinary clinic to gain experience, then open up my own business. I received three bred heifers through the Midwest Heritage Youth Heifer Program as an eighth grader. I plan on using the cattle to grow my skills while in vet school, whether that is from preg checking, performing ultrasounds, or
giving vaccinations. After finishing vet school, I intend to keep my cattle as a secondary source of income and to teach my own children how to raise and care for animals.”

Kiara shared her experience with 4 Seasons Fund Raising:
“Southeast Warren FFA takes pride in fundraising with 4 Seasons Fundraising as it is one
of our biggest incomes for the chapter. We really appreciate all of the community and Southeast
Warren staff support. They are willing to help organize and sort products for our chapter.
Southeast Warren has been partnering with 4 Seasons Fundraising forever, and plans to continue
this partnership”

Rilynn S.

Guided by FFA Advisors Kristina Parman and Mitch Schmidt at Shelby County R-IV, Rilynn plans to attend State Technical College of Missouri to study Digital Marketing.

Rilynn shared the following about fundraining with 4 Seasons:
“My customers and I both enjoyed the variety of products offered. The quality was also great.”

Madelyn C.

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.”

Taylor H

With support from FFA Advisors Kristina Parman and Mitch Schmidt at Shelby County R-IV, Rilynn plans to attend State Technical College of Missouri to study Digital Marketing.

Taylor shared:
“It was nice to have a lot of different products to offer to my customers.”

Jordi F.

With support from her FFA advisor at Clifton-Clyde High School, Jordi plans to pursue a nursing degree at Cloud County Community College with the goal of becoming a surgical technologist. She will also continue her track career as a pole vaulter at CCCC.

“As this year’s Clifton-Clyde FFA President I was in charge of leading our chapter’s Program of Activities meeting. I put extra emphasis on having a good plan for having a successful year of raising money with 4 Seasons Fundraising. This year our chapter had the most successful year of fundraising that we have had in my four years of high school. Our school and community really enjoys the quality and variety of your products which makes selling easy. I feel like this experience has helped our members learn personal communication skills and given us many beneficial community interactions. Thank you for this opportunity to receive this scholarship.”

Weston R.

With support from McKalie Lorenz-Townlain at Pilot Grove C-4, Weston plans to attend State Fair Community College to earn a degree in Agriculture. He then plans to continue his education at the University of Central Missouri, where he will major in Natural Resource Conservation – Wildlife Biology.

Fundraising has been a big part of Weston’s FFA journey:
“Fundraising can be a challenge because it is hard to ask people for money over and over again, but with a strong supportive community like we have in Pilot Grove it makes the sellers job much easier”

Emma H.

With support from Laura Moore at Kirksville High School, Emma plans to attend the University of Missouri-Columbia and pursue a career in radiology.

Emma shared:
“Through fundraising with 4 Seasons, I have gained hands-on, real-world experience. It has taught me to set timelines for myself, set sales goals, and keep track of purchases over a period of time. I learned how important it is to work with a team, and how important it is to be reliable in my customers’ orders. Through my 4 years in high school, doing fundraising with 4 seasons has helped my build confidence in talking with potential customers and being a good representative of my FFA Chapter”

Natalia B.

With support from Olivia West at Wayne High School, Natalia plans to attend North Iowa Area Community College to pursue a transferable degree in Animal Science and, if applicable, Agronomy. She later plans to transfer to a university to earn her bachelor’s degree. After college, she hopes to become an animal embryologist.

“Fundraising with 4 seasons Fundraising ahs been a very smooth process for the Wayne FFA chapter. Throughout our time working with 4 seasons we have had amazing communication. Not to mention the materials provided make a smooth sorting and delivery process. We truly enjoy working with 4 Seasons!”

Parker K

With support from Jacob Smith at Indianola High School, Parker plans to attend Iowa State University and major in Agronomy.

Reflecting on his experience, Parker shared:
“It has been a great way to help fundraise for our chapter that goes on to support our FFA members. Our chapter has been able to make improvements for our members and has helped bring new opportunities to our members as well.”

Riley B.

With support from Karen Van De Walle at Denver High School, Riley plans to attend Northwest Iowa Community College to earn his CDL and become an equipment operator.

Riley reflected on his experience, saying:
“Throughout all my years of selling I enjoyed establishing a customer base and continue to see them year after year. Plus asking my family member it was a great time to spend with them and getting to see them year after year. It was an added benefit to help the chapter with raising funds. I had the opportunity to see the funds in action to benefit them.”

Brody H.

Brody shares,
“I really enjoy the 4 Seasons Fundraising every year. They make it super easy to grab all of your things in a timly manner and get it to the customers. 4 Seasons oxing all of each students order together cuts down so much time and reduces the time customer have to wait to receive their order. The addition of meats to 4 Seasons Fund Raising was amazing, it has a lot of variety and the quality of the meat is fantastic.”

Sienna R.

With support from Alisha Smith at Cascade Jr./Sr. High School, Sienna plans to attend the University of Northern Iowa. She plans to earn a master’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Mental Health and hopes to become an applied behavior analysis therapist.

Sienna states, 
“I am very grateful my FFA chapter decided to partner with 4 seasons Fund Raising this year. Many of the people I sold to enjoyed the various items 4 Seasons offered like the candy, nuts, and seasonings. I am glad I was able to sell and provide 4 Seasons items to so many families. Thank you 4 Seasons Fund Raising. ”

Casey N.

With support from Katie Shaw at Lincoln High School and as a member of Thief River Falls FFA, Casey plans to attend NDSU next fall to study Agronomy.

Casey had the following to say about their first year selling with 4 Seasons:

“With this being our first year with 4 SEasons, our chapter wasn’t quite sure what to expect, besides good snacks that we got to sample over the summer. When we started the fundraising process, it was a breeze. Everyone who has bought from me has always said that the fruit was great, and the system was easy to use. Having an easy way for people to buy fruit makes them want to come back the next year, which is important. Our Chapter had a great first-time experience with 4 Seasons, and for that, we all thank you.

Chance C.

With support from Sarah Mitchell at Riceville High School and the FFA program, Chance plans to attend NIACC to pursue agriculture studies, then transfer to Iowa State University.

Chance shared the following about 4 Seasons:

“It was a great time. I was in charge of organizing the cookie dough as it came in. Everything was delivered efficiently and it is always freat to work with 4 Seasons because they communicat[ed] well with our chapter”

Chloe C.

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.

Christian H.

Christian H. from Murray County Central plans to pursue a career in agriculture and potentially farm in the future.

He shared:

“I liked the variety of the products. Customers were happy with their fruit.”

Eli J.

With support from Dana Rae Auffert at Bedford Community Schools FFA, Eli plans to attend a four-year university to pursue a degree in Agriculture with the goal of starting his own agricultural technology business.

Eli shared:
“Selling with 4 seasons has been a positive opportunity for our chapter’s fundraising efforts. We have received ma[n]y positive comments from our customers and 4 seasons has been great to work with.”

Ethan T.

Ethan T. from Rothsay Public School and the FFA program plans to attend Central Minnesota School of Taxidermy this June. He plans to start a taxidermy business on the side, with the goal of eventually growing it into a full-time career.

Ethan shared:
“4 Seasons made it very easy for me to fundraise for my FFA chapter. It was well organized and I was really impressed with the ease of navigating the website on both the customer and seller pages.”

Josie A.

With support from Miranda Johnson and Becky Hellwig at Ottumwa Community School District, Josie A. plans to attend Indian Hills Community College and major in Early Childhood Education.

On her fundraising experience, Josie shared:
“Selling strawberries and fruit for my FFA chapter through 4 Seasons has been a great experience. I’ve been able to build practical skills that I’ll use in my future career while raising funds to help my FFA Chapter.”

Julia R.

With support from Jenna Knake and Emilee Wells at Hay Springs High School, she plans to attend the University of Nebraska at Kearney to major in Speech-Language Pathology.

Anna shared her experience with fundraising with 4 Seasons for 4 years:
“Throughout my 4 years of partaking in 4 SEasons Fundraising, I have had a great time being able to raise money for my FFA Chapter in a fun and interactive way. One of my favorite things about 4 Seasons is that I am able to interact with my community instead of just sending out a link. I get to talk to the people that are helping my FFA Chapter get to do the fun things such as going to state convention. hosting a banquette night and enjoying an exciting National FFA week. 4 Seasons gives our chapter a chance to enjoy all the opportunities available to us.”

Justin T.

Justin from Brandon-Evansville High School and FFA plans to attend NDSCS in Wahpeton to become an HVAC technician.

Justin shared:
“4 Seasons made it very easy for us to fundraise. When the non-fruit items came, it was nice to not have to organize them by member, it was already done for us.”

Cortlynn C.

With support from Rosa Sondag and Ashley Dittmer at Central Decatur Community School and Central Trail FFA, Cortlynn plans to attend nursing school to earn her LPN, RN, and eventually her BSN. Her goal is to return to a rural area to support local agriculturists with their health while continuing to raise cattle with her family.

Reflecting on her experience, Cortlynn shared:
“Fundraising through 4 Seasons has been a valuable experience for both my FFA chapter and me. While it helps our chapter raise money for activities, travel, and competitions. Selling 4 seasons products has helped me step outside of my comfort zone by talking to family, friends, and community members who support our chapter. THrough this experience I’ve learned how to communicate more confidently, and take responsibility for reaching my goals. This fundraiser has also strengthened my teamwork and leadership skills. It has taught me discipline, time management, and how to represent my school and FFA chapter. Overall, F4 Seasons not only supports our chapter finanially, but has helped me develop skills that will benefit me in college, my career, and future leadership roles. ”

Lillian B.

With support from Justine Holloway and Lindsey Kaufman at Harlan Community School and its FFA program, Lillian plans to attend Iowa Western Community College for her first year after high school to complete her general education courses and science prerequisites. These classes will help prepare her to continue her education at a four-year school in healthcare.

On her chapter’s fundraising experience, she shared:
“I love everything about fundraising with 4 Seasons Fundraising. Their program is very organized and easy to use. The order sheets are especially simple to work with, which makes it easier for our group to keep track of orders and stay organized during the fundraiser. Overall, it has been a great experience working with them.”

Luke M.

With support from Katelyn Grein at Ogden High School and its FFA program, Luke plans to attend Kirkwood Community College to pursue a degree in Precision Agriculture.

As a seller in his chapter for 4 years, Luke shared:
“Throughout my four years in FFA I have sold fruit for my chapters fundraiser. While selling fruit it always gives me a good reason to go visit family members I don’t get to see often, and family friends, which is always fun. Delivering all the fruit in onde day is always a little chaotic, but it is still always a fun day of driving around to get fruit delivered. With the help, and assistance of 4 seasons makes the process simple, and easy, and with the help of added incentives it helps raise the total amount of fruit sold. Through selling fruit it allows our chapters to attend trips such as FFA State Convention, FFA National Convention, and industry tours throughout the year. I am very thankful for the support, and opportunities fundraising through 4 Seasons has given me, and my whole FFA chapter.”

Maison C.

With support from Jamie Pudez at Aplington-Parkersburg High School and its FFA chapter, Maison plans to attend Iowa State University to study Civil Engineering after graduation.

Maison had this to say about working with 4 Seasons

“Fruit sales have been a huge part of my FFA experience. It was the first thing that I participated in, and it drew me into the FFA world. 4SNS’s made selling really easy for my customers and myself. I continue to grow in my communication and social skills, which is all thanks to FFA fruit sales offered through 4 Seasons Fund Raising!” 

Grady R.

Grady shared the following:
“I enjoyed how easy it was to work with 4 Seasons. Their ordering process was easy and simple. Inserting all the order forms was east ro accomplish and the delivery process was made easy. JEN [sales rep] was great to work with and she made sure we had everything we needed to have a great fruit sales season. I would truly recommmend 4 Seasons to anybody who wants a smooth and easy way to have a fundraiser. 

Meredith S.

With support from Brady Eischeid at Kuemper Catholic High School and Carroll Area FFA, Meredith plans to attend the University of Iowa in fall 2026 to study Radiation Science.

Meredith who was top seller at her school for 4 years straight had the following to say:
“After 4 years of selling fruit with 4 Seasons, I have raised over $18,000 and top seller all 4 years for my FFA Chapter. Every year, this fundraiser brings together FFA members to step up and go into our community to sell fruit, meat, cheese, and cookies. This helps with communication skills that will be with them for a life time. Because of 4 Seasons Fund Raising, our chapter is able to support personal growth, premier leadership, and the future of Agriculture. Thanks again for being a top company in fundraising.”

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

Grace G.

Help us congratulate Grace of Newton High School, a 4 Seasons Fundraising Scholarship winner!

With support from James Horn, Grace plans to attend Iowa State University and major in Agricultural Education. After graduation, she hopes to pursue a career as an agriculture teacher and FFA advisor.

Grace had the following to say about 4 Seasons:
“My FFA chapter has partnered with 4 Seasons as our annual fundraiser for several decades. Our chapter looks foward to starting our fundraiser each year, knowing the community, customers, and salespeople are excited and interested. Personally, I look forward to our fundraiser, eager to raise funds for my group efficiently with the help of 4 Seasons Fund Raising’s System.” 

Peyton S.

Peyton S. is from the Russellville FFA Chapter and I plan to attend State Fair Community College and then transfer to University of Nebraska Lincoln to get my Bachelors in Science and Nursing.

Peyton had the following to say about fundraising:
“I loved getting to do the Four Seasons Fundraiser because it gave me a chance to go and visit with people I don’t get to see everyday not once but twice. I loved to see their excitement when they opened their front door knowing they were getting snacks that were helping support me. With that said Four Seasons has such a great variety and when everything came in, it never came in bad and it was always enjoyed.”

Karlee S.

With support from Mia Gibson at River Valley Community School and its FFA program, Karlee S. plans to attend Northwestern to earn a bachelor’s degree in Biology-Health Professions. She then hopes to become a biomedical scientist at a local hospital.

Karlee shared:
“4 seasons fundraising helps my group dramatically each year as it is our only fundraiser until the next year. The funds gathered from 4 Seasons helps my chapter pay for all sorts of trips sich as state and national conventions. All in all, 4 Seasons makes a huge impact in my group and is an annual fundraiser I know our community looks forward to each year.”

Sarah M.

With the support of Emily Otte, Sarah plans to attend college to study Elementary Education/

Sarah shared that fundraising with 4 Seasons has been breeze:
“Selling with 4 Seasons was easy. Their products are great and people enjoy them. I have the same customers year after year purchasing and supporting our fundraising. I know money raised goes to a great cause through our Music Boosters supports such activities as music programs, instrument purchases, and most recently, supporting our schools trip to Italy.

Thank you for this scholarship to help me pursue my education!”

Daisie H.

With support from Deanna Schnick and Doug Henke at Boonslick Technical Education Center/Bunceton High School and Boonville FFA, Daisie H. plans to attend the University of Missouri to major in Agriculture/Animal Science.

Sophie S.

With support from Rebecca Jones and Morgan Trausch at Silver Lake High School and its FFA chapter, Sophie plans to attend the University of Nebraska-Lincoln to study Accounting. She hopes to build the skills and knowledge needed for a successful career while continuing to stay involved in the work she has been part of throughout high school. Her main goal is to create a stable future and give back to her community.

Sophie shared the following:
“Participating in this fundraiser with this company was a great experience for our group. It helped us raise money to support our activities and have members the opportunity to practice responsibility and communication. Through the fundraiser, I learned the importance of working together and staying organized to reach a goal. It also showed me how much support our community is willing to give when we take the time to connect with them. Fundraisers like this are important because they help our chapter continue to grow and provide opportunities for members. Overall, it was a valuable experience that taught me skills I will use in the future.”

Karsen N.

Karsen shared:
“It is a great way for our FFA Chapter to raise money. There is a lot to choose from so customers like it. It is also easy to sell with the papers they give us with all of the options so people can decide what they want.”

Chance C.

With support from Sarah Mitchell at Riceville High School and its FFA chapter, Chance plans to attend NIACC to pursue agriculture studies before transferring to Iowa State University to complete his bachelor’s degree.

Chance reflected on the fundraising experience:
“It was a great time. I was in charge of organizing teh cookie dough as it came in. Everything was delivered effciently and it is always great to work with 4 Seasons because they communicate well with our chapter.”

Brock S.

Congrats to Brock from North Fayette Valley High School and its FFA program on receiving this scholarship!

With support from Ryan Holthaus, Brock is being recognized as a 4 Seasons Fundraising Scholarship winner.

Cody C.

Congrats to Cody from Savannah R-III High School on receiving this scholarship!

With support from Rollins Lais, Cody is being recognized as a 4 Seasons Fundraising Scholarship winner.

Gunner H.

Congrats to Gunner from Deshler High School FFA on receiving this scholarship!

With support from Hanna Luedtke, Gunner is being recognized as a 4 Seasons Fundraising Scholarship winner.

Jace H.

Congrats to Jace from Gordon-Rushville High School FFA on receiving this scholarship!

With support from Brandi Ellis, Jace is being recognized as a 4 Seasons Fundraising Scholarship winner.

Mackenzie K.

Congrats to Mackenzie from Western Christian High School FFA on receiving this scholarship!

With support from Mary Leykamp, Mackenzie is being recognized as a 4 Seasons Fundraising Scholarship winner.

Marley M

Congrats to Marley from Aplington-Parkersburg High School FFA on receiving this scholarship!

With support from Carla Mobley, Marley is being recognized as a 4 Seasons Fundraising Scholarship winner.

Micah D.

Congrats to Micah D. from North Fayette Valley High School FFA on receiving this scholarship!

With support from Mai Lee Olsen, Micah is being recognized as a 4 Seasons Fundraising Scholarship winner.

Rolland H.

Congrats to Rolland from Wilton High School FFA on receiving this scholarship!

With support from Chaney Beyer, Rolland is being recognized as a 4 Seasons Fundraising Scholarship winner.

Tanner S.

Taylor H.

Rilynn S.