Ribbon Projects

Ribbon Projects

DEADLINE: March 1
Showcase your individual and chapter achievements by earning Nebraska FBLA ribbons to wear at the State Leadership Conference!

Individual Ribbon Awards

  1. All-State Quality Member Award (Excel) – 100 points or more  SUBMIT HERE
  2. Business Achievement Awards (BAA)
    • Contributor
    • Leader
    • Advocate
    • Capstone

Chapter Ribbon Awards 

Several format options – highlighted form name links to the online form.
  1. Connect with Business (PDF)
  2. Feed Nebraska  (PDF)  Submission Form_Feed Nebraska
  3. Go Green Challenge (PDF)
  4. iGive  (PDF) – Register 10 new people for iGive – Submission Form_iGive
  5. March of Dimes Donation  (PDF) – $100 or more
    1. Complete PDF Form
    2. Upload PDF copy to JotForm for Nebraska FBLA records
    3. Mail Completed form and donation to address on the form. Online March of Dimes donation portal for local chapters. National FBLA MOD Page– Additional March of Dime project ideas
  6. Nebraska FBLA Foundation Trust Donation – (PDF) $100 or more
  7. NSBEA/NBEA Membership Ribbon (PDF)
  8. Prepare Nebraska (form-project_BSB_PrepareNebraska2022) – Submission Form
  9. Seven-Up (no form to submit) – Increase membership over the previous year by 7 members (Membership due January 15)
  10. StepUp2Tech (PDF)
  11. Sweepstakes (PDF)  Submission Form_Sweepstakes
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