Kansas State Grange
Documents
Looking for important forms or guidelines? Our Documents page is your go-to resource for Kansas State Grange materials. Here, you’ll find downloadable files such as membership forms, event details, policy guides, and more. All the documents you need to stay informed and engaged with the Grange are just a click away!
Kansas State Grange Documents
152nd Annual Journal of Proceedings (2023)
The Journal of Proceedings is an official record of the 152nd Kansas State Grange annual convention, detailing reports, resolutions, and decisions made during the 2023 event. This document serves as a reference for Grange members, capturing the discussions and actions taken by leadership and committees.
151st Annual Journal of Proceedings (2022)
The Journal of Proceedings is an official record of the 151st Kansas State Grange annual convention, detailing reports, resolutions, and decisions made during the 2022 event. This document serves as a reference for Grange members, capturing the discussions and actions taken by leadership and committees.
Brey Scholarship Application
The Claude and Ina Brey Memorial Scholarships are awarded annually to Grange members in good standing for at least two years. The number of scholarships varies each year and are based on Grange involvement, community, school, and church activities, as well as academic performance. Preference is given to students majoring in agriculture. The scholarship covers tuition, books, and other school-related expenses.
Expense Voucher
An expense voucher is used to request reimbursement for approved Grange-related expenses. Fill out the form, attach receipts, and submit it for review.
Distinguished Service to Agriculture Award
Since 1952, the Kansas State Grange has honored individuals and organizations for their exceptional contributions to agriculture through the Distinguished Service to Agriculture Award. This nomination form, updated in 2015, allows for recognizing a wide range of recipients, including farmers, ranchers, legislative leaders, media, businesses, and educators. The award is given only once for the same nomination, but nominees not selected can be re-nominated in the future.
Granger of the Year Nomination Form
The Granger of the Year Award, established in 1977 and renamed in 2004, honors Grangers for their exceptional dedication to the Grange’s work. Whether for lifelong commitment or a specific project, this award recognizes tireless efforts. Approved by the State Executive Board in 2015, it can be awarded to multiple recipients, such as co-chairpersons or couples. Nominees not selected may be re-nominated, but the award will not be given to the same recipient for the same nomination.
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National Grange Documents
Distinguished Grange Information & Application
Launched in 2009, the Distinguished Grange Program recognizes Granges that successfully fulfill their service and advocacy missions while supporting their members and communities. We encourage every Grange to complete as many program requirements and optional components as possible, improving their achievements each year. This commitment not only leads to recognition but also strengthens their presence in the community and enhances the experience for their members.
Grange Foundation
1 in 1000 Club
The 1 in 1,000 Club offers a limited 1,000 lifetime memberships for a one-time fee of $1,000. All funds raised support the Grange. Members may pledge to reserve a spot, but will only receive a membership number after full payment. Membership is available for individuals and groups, but not couples or families. Established Groups and local or State Granges can join under special conditions.
When a member passes away, the membership may be transferred to a designated individual for a renewal fee of $1,000. If not renewed, it goes to the next person on the waiting list. Members receive a special pin, certificate, and invitations to exclusive events throughout the year and during the National Convention.
Heirloom Program
The Heirloom Program was created to keep the Grange’s 150-year legacy and its cornerstone documents alive and accessible. Each month, Granges can share a quote or passage from foundational texts, reflecting on its lessons about work, family, and daily life. These lessons spark discussion, inspire activities, and foster community connections. Visual aids like posters and social media graphics also help spread these important lessons.
Grange Today Subscription
(Bi-Weekly Newsletter of the National Grange)
The National Grange and Granges around the country constantly have news to share, and we want to make sure you have access to it.
By filling out the form below, you will receive our Grange Today! newsletter. Released on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of the month, this e-newsletter includes information and articles from Granges at all levels, including the Legislative Department’s “View from the Hill” in the 2nd monthly issue.
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