FFA Day with the Kansas City Royals is June 23, against Chicago. FFA
Day with the Pittsburgh Pirates is June 30, vs. Milwaukee. FFA Day
with the St. Louis Cardinals is Aug. 11, vs. the Chicago Cubs, and
FFA Day with the Cincinnati Reds is Aug. 25, against Milwaukee. All
are Sunday games. All four MLB teams are offering FFA members,
their families and friends, teachers, FFA alumni, and FFA supporters
specially discounted tickets to attend the games. Through
attendance, local FFA members' participation in stadium activities,
special messaging at each game and appearances by National FFA
Organization mascot Flyte the Owl, the National FFA Organization
hopes to raise awareness about FFA to large and diverse audiences.
A portion of ticket proceeds sold for the Royals, Cardinals and
Reds games will directly benefit Kansas FFA, Missouri FFA and Ohio
FFA, respectively. In Pittsburgh, the team will offer a replica
Roberto Clemente Pirates jersey or a replica Pirates hat to FFA
members and supporters, depending on their ticket selection.
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"The support, level of engagement and willingness to share what
today's FFA is all about that we've received from the Kansas City
Royals, Pittsburgh Pirates, St. Louis Cardinals and Cincinnati Reds
organizations has been outstanding," said Duane Brodt, public
relations manager at the National FFA Organization. "Combined, we
have the opportunity to put FFA in front of more than 150,000 Major
League Baseball fans this summer and raise awareness about FFA, have
thousands of conversations about the importance of our organization
to share what we do throughout the country, and engage our members,
their teachers and loved ones, our alumni, and our supporters."
FFA members and supporters who are Royals, Pirates, Cardinals and
Reds fans can visit the MLB page on the National FFA Organization's
website for more information about each of the FFA Day at the
Ballpark games and buy specially discounted tickets.
The National FFA Organization provides leadership, personal
growth and career success training through agricultural education to
557,318 student members in grades seven through 12 who belong to one
of 7,498 local FFA chapters throughout the U.S., Puerto Rico and the
Virgin Islands.
[Text from file received from the
National FFA Organization] |