First KLF donation for Stout Center presented to KSU Foundation

The Kansas Livestock Foundation (KLF) recently received additional donations from KLA members to put toward the Stanley Stout Center at Kansas State University. KLA Executive Vice President Dee Likes presented a check (pictured below) last week for $101,000 to Emilie Fink with the KSU Foundation on behalf of KLF.

KLF continues to accept donations to the Stout Center. Additional funds are needed to equip the facility for its role as a world-class livestock marketing and learning center. It will serve as home for the student-run K-State Legacy Sale and provide an all-weather setting for hands-on courses involving animal evaluation, handling and management. The Stout Center will complement the K-State Equine Center and Burtis Arena, which already sit adjacent to the construction site.

An additional pledge of $150,000 for the Stout Center is scheduled to be received by KLF this fall. KLA members who would like to contribute to the project through KLF should call (785) 273-5115.

For more information visit www.kla.org.

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