4-H Ontario auctions new Honda ATV, donated by the Ontario Federation of Agriculture

Sep 15, 2021

ROCKWOOD, ONT. – 4-H Ontario is hosting a silent auction for a 2021 Honda Foreman TRX520 from Kitchener Waterloo Honda. The 2021 Honda ATV was generously donated to 4-H Ontario by the Ontario Federation of Agriculture (OFA). Bidding for the ATV opens September 15 and will conclude on October 12 at 7 p.m.

“4-H Ontario is very grateful for OFA’s donation and their continued support of our organization and all the 4-H’ers across the province,” says Christine Oldfield, Executive Director, 4-H Ontario. “The funds raised from the auction will go towards upcoming provincial programming.”

The 2021 Honda Foreman TRX520 valued at $9,499, combines impressive handling with exceptional efficiency to tackle any terrain. The bidding for the 2021 Honda ATV will begin at $3,500. The winner of the auction will also receive gift cards for a safety package including items like a helmet and fluorescent jacket.

“OFA is proud to support 4-H Ontario, an organization that has played a key role in many future farmers’ lives. The motto of Head, Heart, Hands and Health is as relevant as ever in our rural communities,” said Peggy Brekveld, OFA President. “We encourage our members to support agriculture’s next generation of leaders by participating in the auction.”

Source : OFA

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