Details October 5, 2023 Sporting Clays Event Annual OFDA PAC Fundraiser Mad River Sportsman's Club, Bellefontaine
Registration Fees & Sponsorship Opportunity:
Ohio Law prohibits OFDA PAC to accept corporate checks or credit cards for this event. Only individuals, sole proprietors, LLCs, and partnerships may contribute to OFDA PAC Contributions to OFDA PAC are strictly voluntary and not a prerequisite for membership in OFDA Contributions are not deductible as charitable contributions for state or federal income tax purposes For more information on limitations, please visit www.FEC.gov .
Register online and/or become a Sponsor!
Download the Registration Flyer!
Registration:
Open to ALL ! Four-person squad or single registrants are welcomed!
1st Registrant: $160
Additional Squad Registrants: $135
Guns available for rent through venue. Advance reservation required.
Sponsorship Opportunity:
Bullseye (Includes a squad or four registrations): $1,500 Sharpshooter (Includes 2 registrations): $1,000 Trapper (Includes 1 registration): $500 Station (Recognition only): $150
Thank you to our Sponsors:
Bullseye Sharpshooter
Tommy Routsong, CFSP
Michael Schoedinger, CFSP, CPC
Keith Walker, CFSP
Highbridge Consulting
Trapper Station
Bradley Chute, CFSP
Michael T. Smith
Steven Hartwig
Melissa S. Sullivan
Karl D. Weisenbeck
Event Info: PAC matters...let's get fired up and help OFDA promote your profession. Contributions help achieve OFDA's advocacy goals.
Registration at 9:30 AM
Course begins at 10:00 AM
Hot lunch with homemade pie
Refreshments included:
Water, Gatorade, soda
Enjoy cold beer once guns are safely put away
What to expect....
12 station course
100 targets
Prizes for skill and lack of skill
Venue Location: Mad River Sportsman's Club
Established in 1991, Mad River Sportsman's Club has developed into one of the Premier Sporting Clays and Hunting Clubs in the Midwest. Mad River takes pride in its neat and clean appearance, with a professional, yet warm greeting to all its members. Mad River consists of 300 acres of rolling hills near the highest point in Ohio, two miles east of Bellefontaine.
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