Departments
Community Service
The Community Service Department strives to provide information and develop programs and reporting tools to encourage participation in community service projects while promoting the sharing of ideas and working with others and additionally recognizing both Grange members and non-members alike for making a difference in their communities, state, nation, and world.
I always wondered why somebody didn't do something about that. Then I realized I was somebody. --Lily Tomlin
Junior Grange
Junior Grange is a program for children ages 5-14. Community involvement and personal growth are the core principles of Junior Grange. These values are expressed through fun and educational activities which aid each child to reach their full potential.
Lecturer
The Lecturer is an elected office of the Grange and sometimes referred to as the Program Director. Their role is to plan programs containing educational, inspirational, entertaining, musical, and recreational components at Grange meetings and other events.
The Lecturer also conducts contests which provide members the opportunity to express their ideas, thoughts and talents, as well as develop their leadership potential.
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KSG Lecturer's Program Book
Legislative
For nearly 150 years, the Grange has worked to improve the lives of Rural Americans all across our great nation. Our Legislative Department works hard to bring America’s farmers, ranchers and other rural residents the resources they require to stay current and competitive in today’s ever-changing global and local economies. The United States has the safest, most efficient and abundant food supply on earth and the National Grange is dedicated to preserving that incredible status. In addition to protecting the state of our agricultural sector, the Grange works on a host of issues affecting Rural America including Rural Broadband, Rural Healthcare, Postal Reform, and Agricultural Education.
A dedicated nonpartisan grassroots organization since 1867, all Grange policy begins in our 2,100 local Grange chapters and works its way up to National where our dedicated National Grange Legislative Department works to implement these goals and values at the federal level in Washington, DC.
Youth and Young Adults
Full voting membership in the Grange begins at age 14, and unlike many organizations, youth members are never separated from the Grange at large. Grange Youth can hold offices and vote in every issue.
In addition to being a full member, the Grange also offers programs to members ages 14-21 (Youth) and ages (22-36) Young Adults. Programs and contests are designed to encourage leadership development, public speaking, personal growth, community service, and education.