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The article reports on fundraising for the 2015 Junior Sale of Champions livestock auction at the Fort Worth Stock Show in Fort Worth, Texas. Topics include funds raised by nonprofit Women Steering Business for buying steers exhibited by girls; the views of Rebecca Clegg Emery, head of nonprofit Ladies on the Lamb regarding fundraising; and the views of Scott Prince, head of nonprofit Fort Worth Stock Show Syndicate regarding funds raised by his group.

The article reports on the raised fund of Women Steering Business organization that is expected to hit one million dollar in 2017. Topics mentioned include the raised money from the sale of steers in the Fort Worth Stock Show in Texas, the recognition given to the organization during the Great Women of Texas event held by media company Fort Worth Business Press, and the concentration in buying steers from young women competitors.

The article offers information on the Fort Worth Stocks show's $3.1 million livestock sale in Fort Worth, Texas on February 8, 2013. It mentions that Stock Martin's black European crossbreed steer named Lunchbox was named as the champion of the 117th Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo. It adds that Forth Worth Stock Show Syndicate was composed of small businessmen led by Frank Neve and Don Weeks, which is formed in 1980.

The article discusses the efforts made by Fort Worth, Texas women's group to focus on steer sales. Topics discussed include Renfro Foods Inc.'s executive Becky Renfro Borbolla who proposed her vision of founding a group of women that would support the Fort Worth Stock Show Syndicate auction, views of city's Mayor Betsy Price and views of Creative Communications' owner Julie Hatch Fairley on the syndicate sale door.