Hub Club supports youth programs
New Ulm FFA president Kayla Brandes, left, and advisor Jeff Nelson, right, accepted the Hub Club’s $750 check from board members Beth Fluegge, Shannon Hillesheim, and Kevin Yager at the chapter’s May 8 banquet.
Submitted photo The New Ulm Farm City Hub Club made three significant donations toward youth leadership programs recently. The club presented $750 checks—one each to the Brown County 4-H Federation, Nicollet County 4-H Federation, and the New Ulm FFA Chapter. The club has designated the donations toward leadership programs for youth as they grow and develop into effective leaders. Above: Hub Club directors Doug Schottle, left, and Randy Schroeder presented $750 checks to 4-H program coordinators Jaime Hanson of Brown County and Katie Johnson of Nicollet County on May 4.
New Ulm FFA president Kayla Brandes, left, and advisor Jeff Nelson, right, accepted the Hub Club’s $750 check from board members Beth Fluegge, Shannon Hillesheim, and Kevin Yager at the chapter’s May 8 banquet.
Submitted photo The New Ulm Farm City Hub Club made three significant donations toward youth leadership programs recently. The club presented $750 checks—one each to the Brown County 4-H Federation, Nicollet County 4-H Federation, and the New Ulm FFA Chapter. The club has designated the donations toward leadership programs for youth as they grow and develop into effective leaders. Above: Hub Club directors Doug Schottle, left, and Randy Schroeder presented $750 checks to 4-H program coordinators Jaime Hanson of Brown County and Katie Johnson of Nicollet County on May 4.
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The New Ulm Farm City Hub Club made three significant donations toward youth leadership programs recently. The club presented $750 checks--one each to the Brown County 4-H Federation, Nicollet County 4-H Federation, and the New Ulm FFA Chapter. The club has designated the donations toward leadership programs for youth as they grow and develop into effective leaders. Above: Hub Club directors Doug Schottle, left, and Randy Schroeder presented $750 checks to 4-H program coordinators Jaime Hanson of Brown County and Katie Johnson of Nicollet County on May 4. Below: New Ulm FFA president Kayla Brandes, left, and advisor Jeff Nelson, right, accepted the Hub Club's $750 check from board members Beth Fluegge, Shannon Hillesheim, and Kevin Yager at the chapter's May 8 banquet.