What is planned to meet the needs of members and the community?

The correct choice, activities, refers to the organized events and initiatives that are specifically designed to fulfill the interests, needs, and objectives of both members and the surrounding community. In the context of the FFA (Future Farmers of America), activities can encompass a wide range of programs such as community service projects, workshops, competitions, and educational events that serve to engage members and provide beneficial resources and opportunities.

While legislation, meetings, and surveys might play important roles in the organizational structure and administration, they do not directly address the active engagement and support of members and the community in the same tangible manner as planned activities do. Legislation tends to focus on policy-making, meetings are often administrative in nature, and surveys are tools for gathering feedback rather than directly providing benefits or support. Activities, on the other hand, are proactive measures taken to ensure vibrant engagement and initiatives that clearly meet the needs of individuals involved and the broader community context.