Calling all Hunters: Hunting For Hope
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Schedule
- 9:00 am: Check-in and continental breakfast
- 10:00 am: clays and live shoot, round 1
- 12:30 pm: lunch and groups switch
- 1:30 pm: clays and live shoot, round 2
- Immediately following hunt: Cocktails, dinner, live and silent auctions and raffles at The Wilds
For more information contact Brenda Ewing at 651-288-8693, or Brenda.Ewing@commonbond.org
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Calling all hunters! Kick off the fall hunting season with a unique fundraiser: Hunting for Hope. On September 16, 2010 CommonBond Communities will host the inaugural Hunting for Hope event for experienced hunters. Sharpen your shooting at the Minnesota Horse and Hunt Club followed by an awards dinner at The Wilds Golf Club.
Thursday, September 16th
Horse and Hunt Club and The Wilds Golf Club
Prior Lake, Minnesota
*$1,000 per individual hunter
*Add additional dinner guests for just $125
Register for Hunting For Hope
Sponsor Hunting for Hope
This day-long hunt is limited to 150 participants who will be split into two groups. Each group of hunters will participate in a 100 round sporting clay event and a 1,500 live bird shoot event (500 pheasants and 1,000 pigeons).
Group 1: Half day sporting clays (100 rounds)
Group 2: Half day European Hunt (1500 bird release per group)
The groups will switch activities after lunch.
Donations
Donations benefit CommonBond’s youth services which offer educational and after-school programs to help the 2,000 at-risk youth who live in CommonBond Communities. Your support helps build strong futures for kids like 17-year-old Ahmed, alum of CommonBond’s Advantage Services who was recently honored by the City of St. Paul for an act of heroism in his neighborhood. [read Ahmed's story].
Special thanks to Dr. Arnold Leonard for the unique collaboration on the Baldy event performed during dinner. VIPs get their heads shaved during this hair-raising part of the night to fund CommonBond youth programs and the Arnold S. Leonard Cancer Research Fund at the University of Minnesota.
Dr. Leonard received the 2010 Lifetime Achievement Award from the Minnesota Medical Foundation, University of Minnesota Pediatric Department, and the University of Minnesota Amplatz Children’s Hospital. Dr. Leonard’s salmonella-based cancer therapy is in the clinical trial stage. Your support to CommonBond’s Baldy event will be split 50% with the ASL Cancer Research Fund.
