Join the Washington beef industry’s campaign to reduce hunger and provide a consistent supply of nutrient-rich beef for the Second Harvest Inland Northwest network. Donations of cash and/or animals are quickly converted into nutritious beef through an innovative program established and endorsed by the Washington Cattlemen’s Association, Washington Cattle Feeders Association, Washington Livestock Marketing Association, Washington CattleWomen’s Association, Agri Beef Co. and the Washington State Beef Commission.   Agri Beef Co. Since 1968, Agri Beef Co. (AB) has remained one of the most respected companies in the beef industry. Founded by Robert Rebholtz, Sr., the company started out as a ranching and cattle feeding operation. Guided by his vision to produce the highest quality beef, AB is now involved in every step of processing, marketing and sales. Adhering to the principles of sustainability, total quality, animal well-being and responsible business, AB has developed a truly unique production model that incorporates a portfolio of the highest quality brands in the U.S. including Double R Ranch Northwest Beef, Snake River Farms, and St. Helens Beef. To learn more about Agri Beef Co., please visit www.agribeef.com.   Washington State Beef Commission The Washington State Beef Commission is the beef promotion, research and consumer education arm of the state’s beef industry funded entirely by the $1.50 per head assessment paid by farmers, ranchers and feeders on all cattle sold in Washington State. The purpose of the Commission is to support Washington State’s $543 million beef industry. The Beef Commission was created by the Washington State Legislature in 1969 under RCW 16.67. It also operates under the Federal Beef Promotion and Research Act & Order. The WSBC is managed under the guidance of its Board of Directors. The Board is comprised of representatives from each of the state's industry sectors. In addition, a representative from the Washington Department of Agriculture is a voting Board member. The nine Board members are appointed by the Director of Agriculture to pursue the WSBC's mission to increase demand for beef by exceeding consumer expectations. For more information about the Beef Commission please visit wabeef.org.   Washington Cattlemen’s Association The Washington Cattlemen's Association is a statewide non-profit trade organization dedicated to promoting and preserving the beef industry through producer education, legislative participation, regulatory scrutiny, and legal intervention. In 1925 the Washington Cattlemen's Association developed a statewide, grassroots organization that devoted itself to promoting agriculture and the cattle industry. Today, 83 years later, that remains the hallmark of the association. In terms of preserving, protecting, and promoting the cattle industry of Washington, WCA is leading the charge. WCA is, and continually strives to be, the respected voice of Washington’s cattle industry. WCA works daily on the issues that are important to Washington cattle producers at both a state and national level. For more information visit washingtoncattlemen.org.   Washington Livestock Marketing Association The Washington Livestock Marketing Association represents the livestock auctions in Washington State. The livestock auctions are a hub of information and transactions providing a place to buy and sell livestock for beef producers throughout the northwest.   Washington Cattle Feeders Association Whether protecting feeder interests in the Northwest or the nation's capital, the Washington Cattle Feeders Association proudly represents cattle industry members and their efforts to produce the best quality beef in the world. Today's tough issues require expert knowledge and timely response. As an affiliate of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, the Washington Cattle Feeders Association strives to provide members with the information and credible representation they need to be successful. For more information about the Washington Cattle Feeders Association, please visit wafeeders.org.   Washington CattleWomen’s Association The purpose of this association is to unite women for the mutual benefit of the livestock industry. This association assists the Cattlemen in the production and promotion of beef. All projects of the Washington CattleWomen shall be for the welfare of the beef industry. For more information, please visit www.washingtoncattlemen.org/cattlewomen