New Glarus FFA Fruit Sale Runs Through Nov. 9

The annual fundraiser gives New Glarus residents a chance to stock up on fresh fruit while supporting opportunities for local FFA members. Orders close soon, with the fruit expected to arrive in time for the December holiday season.

Todd Klassy
by Todd Klassy
New Glarus FFA Fruit Sale Runs Through Nov. 9

The New Glarus FFA chapter is holding its annual fruit sale through Monday, Nov. 9, to help cover the costs of member participation in FFA activities and opportunities.

Proceeds from the fundraiser help make those experiences more accessible to students by offsetting participation expenses.

Fruit is expected to be delivered during the second week of December, ahead of the holidays.

The online sales website features a variety of fruit options, including mixed boxes of oranges, apples and pears, as well as grapefruit, oranges and mandarins.

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