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OFI 545: Creativity And Giving At Christmas | FFA SAE Edition | Cedar Bingham | Minico High School FFA

Category: Business
Duration: 00:19:52
Publish Date: 2018-12-26 01:30:34
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SHOW NOTES:

INTRODUCING CEDAR BINGHAM!

Our guest today has a placement SAE, working with animals at a local animal hospital near Rupert, Idaho. And she also has a heart for giving.

Cedar Bingham wanted to do something for a family in need in her community.  But the question that lingered was how to do that?  She could offer a service, or give a gift, but the family she really wanted to impact needed something like their light or heat bill paid at this expensive time of year.

Cedar came up with a great plan.  She would use her talent and create a quilt.  Then, this quilt would be raffled off, and the proceeds would be used to pay the heat bill for a family in need.  She went to work to create the quilt, but what would it look like?  Since this was also a high school project, she decided to make a quilt showing her school spirit.

Cedar created a quilt that is the colors of her high school and says “Minico” right across the front.  When we recorded the episode she already had sold several raffle tickets, and there were more to come.

Way to go Cedar!

SUPERVISED AGRICULTURAL EXPERIENCE: Placement In An Animal Hospital

HIGH SCHOOL: Minico High School; Rupert, Idaho

MASCOT: Spartans

FFA ADVISOR: Jessica Stapelman

CONTACT INFORMATION FOR CEDAR BINGHAM:

Click on the picture below to be taken to the Minico High School website:

Cedar’s FFA Advisors’ Email Addresses:  jstapelman@minidokaschools.org

Minico High School’s Telephone Number: (208) 436-4721

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