Kris Sanstead, CHS, presents a CHS Seeds for Stewardship check to Dianne Johnson, Hoffman Economic Development, and Jerome Hanson, Veterans Memorial board member. Pictured left to right: Johnson, Sanstead and Hanson.
“Veterans are an important part of our community, and we are humbled to honor them for their service to our country,” says Dianne Johnson, coordinator, Hoffman Economic Development. “The city park is home to many gatherings and a veterans memorial would enhance the beauty and culture of our city.”
The CHS Seeds for Stewardship program supports organizations and projects that are focused on safety, ag education, and strengthening and uplifting hometown communities. The funds like those being donated by the CHS ag retail location based out of Herman are part of the CHS commitment to empower a safer, stronger rural America through financial support that goes directly back into communities where CHS farmer- and rancher-owners and employees work, live and do business.
“CHS is proud to support the Hoffman Veterans Memorial project,” says Jerry Kramer, senior director of operations, CHS. “Hoffman has many veterans who call that area home. It is important to honor our veterans and we are happy to provide funds towards this much-needed project.”
Since 2019, CHS ag retail and feed mill locations have donated more than $944,000 to local communities and organizations through CHS Seeds for Stewardship.



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