
Making a major or planned gift is a way to make a difference in the lives of young people for generations to come. These gifts are all unique and customized to suit a donor's needs and wishes. Visit the Planned Giving link below for new information. Shape your own legacy and be a part of helping youth in agriculture!
You can make a general donation, honor an individual or make a donation in memory of someone
through this link below. We invite you to consider making a donation to help support one of the endowments below. The Foundation is a non-profit with Tax ID 86-0531662. Please contact the F.oundation for more details to establish an endowment. Contact Foundation@azffafoundation.org
The Williams Heritage Circle was established in January 2026 in honor of Ken and Judy Williams, This recognition honors individuals and faimilies who have chosen to leave a lasting legacy through a planned gift or endowment with the Arizona FFA Foundation.
Ken, one of our original board members, has dedicated an incredible 40 years of service to the Foundation, and Judy, his spouse, has been a steadfast partner in supporting his commitment. The Williams Heritage Circle will honor those who follow in their footsteps, creating a meaningful impact for generations to come.

AgWest Farm Credit Scholarship
Larry Beck Memorial Endowment Scholarship
Pete & Loretta Brawley Family Endowment Scholarship
Joyce & Bruce Brooks Endowed Scholarship
Michael & Margie Brooks Endowed Scholarship
Carnell & Ruby Sipes Memorial Scholarship
Casa Grande FFA Alumni Endowment Scholarship
JR Cullison Memorial Scholarship
Cy Henry Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Glen Miller Agriculture Education Scholarship
Duane Daley Memorial Scholarship
H.B. Gray Memorial Scholarship
Jim & Peggy Klinker Endowment Scholarship
Loughead Family Endowment Scholarship
Norman L Knox Memorial Scholarship
Gary & Gayle McKenzie Endowed Scholarship
Morrison SLC Memorial Endowment
Jeramy Plumb Memorial Scholarship
Ron & Heather Rayner Scholarship
Kevin Rogers Memorial Scholarship
Farrah & Jud Smith Endowed Scholarship
The Suma Family Sustainability in Agriculture Scholarship
Tolleson FFA Booster Scholarship
Tracy Johnson Memorial Scholarship
William Valentic Endowment Scholarship
Yuma County Farm Bureau Heritage Scholarship
The Kenneth E. & Judith Williams Family Scholarship
Lyle Wright Memorial Scholarship Endowment

"The FFA does an outstanding job, together with Agriculture Education, in development of young men and women. Judy and I want to help motivated FFA Students pursue their dreams. Supporting Agriculture Education is also an effective way to develop our next generation of strong leaders, critical to the success of Agriculture and our nation."


Jeff is a fourth-generation rancher whose roots in agriculture run deep. After growing up in Arizona and New Mexico, he returned to Arizona to continue his family’s agricultural legacy. He and his wife, Suzanne, are proud parents of three sons and grandparents to three grandchildren.
A true product of FFA, Jeff was active for all four yea
Jeff is a fourth-generation rancher whose roots in agriculture run deep. After growing up in Arizona and New Mexico, he returned to Arizona to continue his family’s agricultural legacy. He and his wife, Suzanne, are proud parents of three sons and grandparents to three grandchildren.
A true product of FFA, Jeff was active for all four years of high school, competing in events like Livestock Evaluation, Dairy, Poultry, Horse, and Meats. His FFA experiences shaped his leadership and inspired a lifelong passion for mentoring youth. Some of his standout moments include winning the Livestock Judging Contest at the Arizona National against 74 teams from 14 states, earning Gold at the National FFA Livestock Evaluation Contest, and traveling with students to Louisville and Indianapolis, visiting places like Churchill Downs and Purdue University.
For more than 20 years, Jeff has volunteered as a Livestock Evaluation coach with the Safford FFA Chapter. He is driven by a love for working with young people, helping them grow as individuals while developing skills that prepare them for the future. Jeff often speaks of the meaningful partnership he shares with the Safford FFA Chapter and advisor Lance Fite as one of the highlights of his service.
Through his leadership, mentorship, and unwavering support of FFA, Jeff Menges embodies the spirit of the Agriculturalist of the Year. His dedication continues to strengthen Arizona agriculture and inspire the next generation of leaders.
This endowment was created to honor Jeff for his unwavering dedication to FFA members through livestock judging coaching and student mentorship. His commitment to excellence, leadership development, and agricultural education has inspired generations of students and continues to influence future leaders.

Kevin Gene Rogers passed away April 13, 2022, in Laveen, Arizona at the age of 61. He attended Littleton Elementary School, Tolleson High School, and The University of Arizona.
Kevin met the love of his life, Janel, while managing a tractor dealership next to her father's contracting business and married on July 1, 1989. They raised thei
Kevin Gene Rogers passed away April 13, 2022, in Laveen, Arizona at the age of 61. He attended Littleton Elementary School, Tolleson High School, and The University of Arizona.
Kevin met the love of his life, Janel, while managing a tractor dealership next to her father's contracting business and married on July 1, 1989. They raised their children, Taylor, Kevin Jr. and Morgan in Mesa, Arizona while Kevin ran the east valley portion of the Rogers Brother Family Farm. He was an active member in the Arizona Farm Bureau for over 35 years and served as their state president for 14 years. Kevin then worked as the Executive Vice President for the Arizona Cotton Growers. Kevin’s membership in Valley View Bible Church spanned his entire life. He was also a lifetime supporter of the Arizona 4-H Youth Foundation, the Arizona FFA, and the Maricopa County Fair. He was a member of Project CENTRL Class 7. He served on the Arizona Agricultural Education/FFA Foundation Board and was very passionate about helping youth in Agriculture.

Establish an FFA endowment with a minimum contribution of $15,000. You can name the endowment and designate how the money should be used. The Arizona Agricultural Education/FFA Foundation will use the annual earnings on your contribution.

Contribute to the Arizona Agriculture Education/FFA Foundation by including the Foundation in your will or estate plan.

A gift of appreciated stock eliminates any capital gains tax and allow you to claim an income-tax deduction based on the full market value of long-term securities regardless of their original cost.
Arizona Agricultural Education / FFA Foundation
PO Box 5310 Glendale, AZ 85312 | Foundation@azffafoundation.org