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Pillar 1: Youth Shooting Sports

Youth are able to learn gun safety, build confidence and practice team building skills by participating in Junior Rifle, Junior Trap and Youth Sporting Clay programs.

We use shooting sports to teach skills such as RESPONSIBILITY, ACTIVE LISTENING, EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION and PERSEVERANCE. 

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Pillar 2: Honoring our Veterans

Shoot for Success is currently honoring our Nation's Veterans by raising capital to provide a home to a Veteran in a new Manufactured Home Community in Lebanon, PA. 

Located just 4.6 miles from the local VA Hospital, the community Magnolia Place of Lebanon is a perfect location ease the strain of long travel for appointments. 

Visit our Veteran Home Giveaway page to learn more and be a part of a wonderful cause. 

Pillar 3: Training Tomorrow's Leaders Today

Shoot for Success provides opportunities for youth aged 11-18 to be introduced to and participate in shooting sports. Young men and women are introduced to the basic elements of safety, education, enjoyment and competition.

While working on their firearm safety and skills, they are working on responsibility, leadership and communication skills- training tomorrow's leaders today.

Our board is committed to encouraging boys and girls to become young men and women of character. They are a group of local business owners, entrepreneurs and  active community members who volunteer their time to promote positive growth in young people. 

What they are saying...

A youth participated in a Shoot for Success outing to a rifle club meeting. She was shown safety and taught to handle her firearm with confidence. She walked away after just one session inspired, confident, proud of herself and motivated!

My sons joined an outing to shoot clay birds. They learned gun safety and the building blocks of the sport. They left wanting to go back for more having both had fun and gained confidence and responsibility."

A group of young men who had never participated in clay sports joined for a Wildcat outing. They had been brought up in an area where firearms were not used for sporting, but only for trouble or protection. This group left with excitement about a new sport, a lesson in safety and responsibility and the excitement of success!"

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