CHS supports Holyoke Fire Protection District through $3,000 grant

Keeping communities, customers and employees safe is a core value at CHS. Through the CHS Country Operations Seeds for Stewardship grant program, CHS is proud to support local organizations that focus on safety, agriculture industry leadership and supporting rural communities.

The Holyoke Fire Protection District received a $3,000 grant from CHS Grainland to purchase grain bin rescue equipment for the Holyoke Volunteer Fire Department through the CHS Country Operations Seeds for Stewardship grant program.

“Rural communities work hard to keep people safe while building and developing tomorrow’s leaders,” said Evan Fust, CHS general manager.

“We are thankful for those who are dedicated to making sure our communities continue to be strong, safe places for our customers and employees to live and work together. Their great work helps build connections that empower agriculture and our communities.”

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