The blue corduroy jacket is a familiar symbol of the FFA organization, worn as part of official dress during most FFA activities. On April 8th at the South Dakota FFA convention in Brookings, as part of a SD FFA Living to Serve Day, members removed their jackets and rolled up their sleeves to help stop hunger.
FFA members package 50,580 meals during Living to Serve Day
FFA members from across the state work together to measure, package and seal meals for Day of Service Meals of Hope Project at State FFA Convention.
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