Giving Tuesday with MidwayUSA Foundation: 200K for Youth Shooting Sports!

It's that time of year when your donation dollars do double-duty directly, courtesy of the legendary retailer.

by
posted on November 29, 2022
** When you buy products through the links on our site, we may earn a commission that supports NRA's mission to protect, preserve and defend the Second Amendment. **
Midway Giving Tuesday

Giving Tuesday is November 29: It's the biggest giving day of the year, when our recent Thanksgiving holiday revels have reminded us of all we treasure. If you're an NRA Family, then chances are you treasure the future of the Second Amendment. As our readers know, investing in the next generation of hunters, shooters and conservationists is the best way to ensure our freedoms thrive for years to come. Today's the perfect day to make a tax-deductible donation, and to the youth of America with MidwayUSA Foundation. This year, they're shooting for $200,000 ... and so far, their marksmanship has been impeccable.

If you've never heard of the MidwayUSA Foundation, it's a top-rated charitable organization that allows you to donate with confidence. This year, the legendary retailer has set a goal to raise $200,000 for youth shooting sports. MidwayUSA Foundation will have $200,000 in matching funds to make your donation dollars go further. This Matching Program is made possible by Larry and Brenda Potterfield, owners of MidwayUSA.

In addition to matching donations, donors have the freedom to choose the youth shooting team or organization to receive their gift and 100% of that donation will go to that program’s earmarked endowment. There are approximately 2,800 youth shooting teams funded by MidwayUSA Foundation and nearly 80 organizations, including SCTP, USAYESS, USA Shooting and Houston Safari Club Foundation. Allowing donors to choose the program that will benefit from their contribution is also a way to keep the dollars in their local community.

A MidwayUSA Foundation endowment provides an annual cash grant to cover the myriad of expenses that youth shooting programs incur. Covering the cost of ammunition, competition fees, targets, or travel can allow more young athletes the chance to participate in shooting sports. Often, shooting sports athletes become future hunters and conservationists too.

Every shooting team that receives a donation on Giving Tuesday will be entered to win $500 and top-earning teams will also be awarded. The top five teams of the day will earn additional endowment funds ($5,000/$4,000/$3,000/$2,000/$1,000). Donations must be made through the MidwayUSA Foundation website on November 29. Searching for a shooting team is easy and donations are safe and secure. An investment in youth shooting sports is an investment in the entire outdoor industry. Click here to get started, and give with confidence!

Latest

nra-ila-logo_better.jpg
nra-ila-logo_better.jpg

NRA-ILA Files Reply Brief Asking SCOTUS to Hear Challenge to NFA’s Restrictions on Short-Barreled Rifles

NRA's recently filed Petition explained why the NFA’s restrictions on short-barreled rifles violate the Second Amendment under the Supreme Court’s test.

First Impressions: GOVIEW's ZOOMR Monocular

This fresh new brand just launched an even fresher monocular, suitable for this generation and the next.

Yes, You Should Break-In a New Gun's Barrel (Here's How)

No, it's not mandatory, but this simple process can make cleaning easier and accuracy better for years to come.

Pistol Practice: Posture Patrol Drill

Because shooting doesn't just happen between your hand and your eyes; your whole body needs to be involved, too!

First Impressions: Ruger American Rifle Generation II Prairie Rifles

This beautiful bolt-action is the newest addition to the Ruger American Rifle Gen II series.

Throwback Thursday: Gunfighters' Ethos of Honor in the Old West

Here's the real story that spawned a thousand movies and a million Western dreams.

Interests



Get the best of NRA Family delivered to your inbox.