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Make a commitment to the future of IFSEA, its members, and many scholarships.
Below are the different programs you can assist with your donation. You will be asked in the form where you would like your donation to be designated.
Below are the different programs you can assist with your donation. You will be asked in the form where you would like your donation to be designated.
IFSEA
Help IFSEA continue its programs and mission to enhance the careers of its members through professional and personal growth. Donations will be directed to the general fund.
WORTHY GOAL SCHOLARSHIP
Memory Star ProgramThis is the perfect way to contribute to the Worthy Goal Scholarship in the memory or honor of a relative, friend, or colleague. Please provide the name, email, and address of the individual to be notified of the gift.Fellow ProgramOur Worthy Goal Scholarship Fellow Program is the ideal method for mid-sized contributions by individuals or companies. Donors of $1,000 or more are added to the Worthy Goal Fellow Master Plaque, and are recognized at the following IFSEA annual meeting.
KAE DEBRENT HODGES STUDENT ASSISTANCE FUND
The goal of the Kae deBrent Hodges Fund, which was funded by her estate, is to further the education of food service industry students by providing financial support and encouragement for today and tomorrow's food service professionals.
The Kae Fund has offered financial support for students to attend the annual IFSEA Conference to compete in culinary competitions, attend educational seminars, and receive award recognition for their hard work throughout the year.
The Kae Fund is currently providing $1500 per student branch that attend the Veteran's Support Network Military Culinary Competition in Washington, D.C. each September. The Fund has also awarded $500 prize to the top scoring student branch at the competition.
The Kae Fund has offered financial support for students to attend the annual IFSEA Conference to compete in culinary competitions, attend educational seminars, and receive award recognition for their hard work throughout the year.
The Kae Fund is currently providing $1500 per student branch that attend the Veteran's Support Network Military Culinary Competition in Washington, D.C. each September. The Fund has also awarded $500 prize to the top scoring student branch at the competition.