2025 Oregon State Fair

🎖️ Become a Sponsor – Oregon Junior Shorthorn Association

Help us support and celebrate the junior exhibitors who represent the Shorthorn breed with pride at the Oregon State Fair. Sponsorships directly fund awards, prizes, and championship belt buckles presented to our hardworking junior members.

Your support not only honors their effort. It builds skills that last a lifetime.

🔴Red Level – $200

• Sponsor recognition on ringside banner

• Logo or business name featured on OJSA website & social media

• Great for breeders, local businesses & families wanting strong visibility

⚪ White Level – $150

• Business name on ringside banner

• Social media shout-out and website listing

• Perfect for those who want to support juniors and the Shorthorn breed

🟣 Roan Level – $100

• Name listed on ringside banner and sponsor list on our website

• Affordable way to make a big impact and support Shorthorn youth
  
  

❤️🤍 Red & White Level – $50

• Name included in digital recognition on our platforms

• Great for individuals or families who want to show support at any level
  
  

Special Donation Options:

Honor or Remember Someone Special
Make a donation in memory of or in honor of a loved one, past breeder, or Shorthorn enthusiast. These gifts will be recognized in a special section on our website and social media.

 Sponsor Recognition Includes:

• Ringside banner at the Oregon State Fair Shorthorn Division

• Social media spotlight posts

• Your logo or name listed on the OJSA website

• Public acknowledgment during awards presentations
  
  

More Than a Show – Building Life Skills

Supporting OJSA isn’t just about the ribbons. It’s about helping youth become well-rounded adults. Through your sponsorship, junior members learn:

• Budgeting and award planning

• Ordering and managing inventory

• Marketing & Promotion of supporting businesses

•  Public speaking and professionalism

• And of course the stewardship of the Shorthorn breed
  
  

At its core, showing cattle is about taking pride in a product and presenting it in the best light possible. These lessons in responsibility, presentation, and pride stay with youth long after the fair ends.

Help Us Represent the Shorthorns of the Pacific Northwest

With your support, we’ll continue to grow a strong, enthusiastic, and skilled group of Shorthorn juniors at the Oregon State Fair and beyond. Be part of the future of agriculture—sponsor OJSA today.

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We are proud to recognize Due West Livestock, LLC, based right here in Oregon, as a Red Sponsor for the 2025 Oregon State Fair Junior Shorthorn Show! Their generous support is a testament to their belief in the power of youth agriculture and the mission of the re-established Oregon Junior Shorthorn Association (OJSA). Sponsors like Due West Livestock help us provide meaningful awards that celebrate the dedication, responsibility, and growth of our junior exhibitors. We’re honored to have them as part of our team as we work to grow the Shorthorn breed and empower the next generation in the Pacific Northwest! 

TLJ Design Co, owned by Torrie Johnson, is making a name for itself in the livestock and ag community through clean, professional, and creative graphic design work. Torrie has worked with several local breeders, including M&M Shorthorns, and is the talent behind the newly designed Oregon Junior Shorthorn Association (OJSA) logo. Most recently, TLJ Design Co was commissioned to create the Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Female and Bull banners for the Junior Shorthorn Show, a testament to Torrie’s growing reputation for quality and attention to detail. Her work captures the pride, tradition, and excitement of the stock show world with a modern edge. 

Zoey James, owner of Little River Equine & Livestock Services in Texas, understands firsthand the dedication it takes to prepare Shorthorn cattle for the show ring. From quality feed and consistent practice to expert bodywork, she knows success starts long before show day. But Zoey also believes that a skilled showman can make any Shorthorn shine, regardless of its background or build. In recognition of the effort and heart it takes to compete, she has graciously donated the Junior, Intermediate, and Senior Showmanship buckles for the 2025 Oregon State Fair’s Junior Shorthorn Division. Her support highlights the importance of showmanship and her commitment to encouraging the next generation of cattlemen and women.