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Church Bros. supporting next generation of ag leaders

Church Bros. Farms is participating in three scholarship programs benefiting students in Monterey and San Benito counties. The company said it is proud to take part in initiatives aimed at fostering the next generation of leaders in agriculture. It began its scholarship contributions 2015, and to date has granted more than $202,000 to 132 students.

This year, Church Bros. granted $13,000 to students through the Community Foundation for Monterey County — Church Brothers Scholarship. This grant is available only to immediate family members of Church Brothers Farms, CB Harvesting and True Leaf Farms employees. The initiative seeks to enhance educational opportunities and improve the quality of life for employees and their families by providing funding for undergraduate or postgraduate education, as well as certificate courses.

Church Bros. also supports two scholarships through UnitedAg:

  • UnitedAg Educational Scholarship: Offered exclusively to students affiliated with active members at regular or associate levels, this scholarship provides essential financial assistance for those pursuing degrees at the college/university level. With $86,000 available annually, recipients can use this award to cover tuition, books, supplies, labs and living expenses, ensuring students can focus on their studies without financial stress.
  • UnitedAg Vocational Scholarship: Targeted at members and employees seeking specialized agriculture-focused education and training, this scholarship supports those attending certified vocational schools, trade schools, or other accredited institutions. With a minimum $30,000 available in scholarship grants this year, this program aims to empower individuals pursuing hands-on agricultural training.

“We understand the importance of investing in our employees and their families,” said Salvador Ornelas-Reynoso, recruitment and retention specialist for Church Bros. Farms. “These scholarships are not just financial aids; they lay a foundation for a successful career in this industry. We believe in empowering the next generation to lead and innovate, ensuring a steady future for the Salinas Valley and beyond.”

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