Ohio State Shoot Fundraisers

The Ohio State Trapshooting Association and the Ohio State Trapshooting Foundation are having several fundraising events at the upcoming Ohio State Trapshoot. First, the OSTF/MidwayUSA Foundation Gun Giveaway where, for a $10 option on each of the 14 events, the lucky winners will each receive one of the 14 guns donated by MidwayUSA, with the proceeds going back into the OSTF’s Endowment Fund with MidwayUSA, ultimately to benefit youth shooting programs around the state.
Secondly, in events 1 through 12, you may play the $10 Kubota RTV option ($90 to enter all 12 events). Five names will be drawn for each event, with each of the 5 receiving a flat of shells and all winners to be entered in the shoot-off at their handicap yardage after Saturday’s singles. Five additional names will be drawn just prior to the shoot off, making 65 shooters eligible to win the Kubota RTV from Ricer Equipment. Proceeds from this fundraiser will benefit the Ohio State Trapshooting Foundation, supporting our youth scholarship program as well as the OSTA Hall of Fame.
In addition, the OSTF will be raffling off an E-Z-GO golf cart and trailer once again this year with the proceeds to benefit the Foundation. Tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20 and can be purchased from any OSTA Director, at the table in front of the CEB, or in the Hall of Fame, with the drawing to be held on Sat., June 24th, prior to the shoot-offs.
Finally, we will be having a daily 50/50 raffle to benefit the Foundation. Tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5. A new winner each day will be drawn during the shoot-offs. Again, tickets will be available in front of the CEB or in the Hall of Fame.
We hope everyone will consider participating in some or all of these fundraisers to support the Ohio State Trapshooting Foundation, the OSTA Hall of Fame, and youth shooting sports throughout the state.
Thanks,
Doug Gormley
OSTA Vice President

 

The OSTA is possibly the most forward thinking state organization in the USA. Keep up the good works guys and gals. Roger C.