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Mentoring young people in sport, in life, in faith... Summer 2015 FIELD JOURNAL ON TARGET OUTFITTERS Steve Scott Dear Friends . . . I love sharing with you our experiences in reaching kids and families in our region through a shared passion for outdoor sports. Daily we receive opportu- nities to walk with others through the experiences of life, discipling them in their faith, and improving our skills at both sport and life together. Helping one another in community is what it’s all about! Over 300 kids have participated in our summer day-camps learning archery, riflery, and trapshooting as well as simply having fun. The “Search for Big Foot” camp, an ultimate game of hide and seek, was a time to just enjoy being outside together building friendships. We took a group of 11 students and some parents to Montana for a bowhunting education course that included high country backpacking and camping- a wonderful, memory-making experience. On Target has been humming with activity as hundreds of people have joined us this season for programs and special events we’ve hosted for Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, 4-H and church groups. All of these activities, and the relationships surrounding them, are made possible because we are all in it together. Volunteers, donors and business partners all contribute time and resources to make it happen. Mowing grass, maintenance, renovation work and cleaning are all continuous projects that need to be accomplished to make our facility the wonderful place it is. Many of you have helped greatly in these areas, while other volunteers work directly with the kids through coaching, chaperoning, and range supervision. Donors and business sponsors provide the funding backbone needed to make our programs possible. Insurance, facility renovation, and program development are major expenses that would be impossible to cover through participant fees alone and financial supporters allow us to keep our fees low. Together we are enriching and making a difference in many young lives. If you’ve been thinking of getting involved but are unsure of how exactly to do so- wonder no more! You have a gift to contribute and we’ll help you get plugged in! Time or treasure, giving of yourself will come back to you ten-fold in ways you never expected. Thanks to all of you who make up the community of On Target Outfitters, Living Life Together . . .

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Mentoring young people in sport, in life, in faith...

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O N T A R G E T O U T F I T T E R S

Steve Scott

Dear Friends . . .

I love sharing with you our experiences in reaching kids and families in our region through a shared passion for outdoor sports. Daily we receive opportu-nities to walk with others through the experiences of life, discipling them in their faith, and improving our skills at both sport and life together. Helping one another in community is what it’s all about!

Over 300 kids have participated in our summer day-camps learning archery, ri�ery, and trapshooting as well as simply having fun. The “Search for Big Foot” camp, an ultimate game of hide and seek, was a time to just enjoy being outside together building friendships. We took a group of 11 students and some parents to Montana for a bowhunting education course that included high country backpacking and camping- a wonderful, memory-making experience. On Target has been humming with activity as hundreds of people have joined us this season for programs and special events we’ve hosted for Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, 4-H and church groups.

All of these activities, and the relationships surrounding them, are made possible because we are all in it together. Volunteers, donors and business partners all contribute time and resources to make it happen. Mowing grass, maintenance, renovation work and cleaning are all continuous projects that need to be accomplished to make our facility the wonderful place it is. Many of you have helped greatly in these areas, while other volunteers work directly with the kids through coaching, chaperoning, and range supervision. Donors and business sponsors provide the funding backbone needed to make our programs possible. Insurance, facility renovation, and program development are major expenses that would be impossible to cover through participant fees alone and �nancial supporters allow us to keep our fees low. Together we are enriching and making a di�erence in many young lives.

If you’ve been thinking of getting involved but are unsure of how exactly to do so- wonder no more! You have a gift to contribute and we’ll help you get plugged in! Time or treasure, giving of yourself will come back to you ten-fold in ways you never expected.

Thanks to all of you who make up the community of On Target Out�tters,

L i v i n g L i f e T o g e t h e r . . .

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CONTACT US: otout�[email protected], or call: (330) 423-5101, ADDRESS: PO Box 903, Can�eld, OH 44406

V i s i t o u r w e b s i t e f o r m a n y o t h e r u p c o m i n g e v e n t s , p r o g r a m s , d e t a i l s a n d r e g i s t r a t i o n .

H U N T E R E D U C AT I O N C L A S S :

W W W. O N TA R G E TO U T F I T T E R S . O R G

Our ministry is made possible because of you- the people and businesses who share our passion to reach out to young people. All contributions are tax deductible.

Home study course - September 19 from 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.This class is required for all �rst time hunting license buyers in Ohio and is recognized nationwide. As this is a home study course, there is bookwork to be completed prior to the class. Register by calling 1(800)WILDLIFE.

Late summer and early fall have historically been our leanest season �nancially during the year. This year we also have the added capital project of replacing our waste treatment system. We could use your help through this season. Please consider joining our monthly support team or making a generous one time donation. As a 501(c)3 non-pro�t organization, all contributions are tax-deductible and can be made easily online through our website . . .

A club for any student who wants to hunt this season in our mentored hunting program at On Target. Small game or big game, we will help you get started in the sport and tradition of hunting. Our �rst o�cial date is October 3rd for our adult / students squirrel hunt. A prerequisite for this club is the Ohio Hunter Education Class. Cost: $30

H U N T I N G C LU B :

August 15 from 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Many states now require Bowhunter Education in addition to the regular Hunter Education Class. Regardless of whether you are planning to hunt one of those states or not, this is a great class for students young or old who want to bowhunt. The class is free and you can register by calling (330)423-5101.

B O W H U N T E R E D U C AT I O N C L A S S :

We would like to extend a special thank you to our wonderful supporters in the hunting industry . . . Your help and resources are very much appreciated!

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