God’s Outdoor Angels Foundation
By donating, fundraising or sharing God’s Outdoor Angels Foundation with others you can help children and veterans spend time in nature. This empowers them with the discovery that fishing or hunting is achievable and can be added to their “can do” list. Donations fund the cost of charter fishing trips and guided hunting trips.
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Veteran Marine
Tim Curran
On August 6th through the 8th it was God’s Outdoor Angels Foundation’s pleasure to provide a hunting trip for a Veteran Marine Mr. Tim Curran.
We were able to provide this trip to the Mad Bucks Trophy Deer Ranch in Burnet County Texas due to many donations given to us. The trip was a big success in more ways than I can describe.
It was truly an honor to receive from Tim his battalion badge and challenge coin.
Know someone who would benefit from this foundation?
We are looking for children age 18 years old and younger that are chronically/seriously ill and disabled veterans that are interested in fishing and hunting.
We have a working relationship with fishing boats in Maryland and Virginia. We would be happy to expand that to other states. Hunting experiences include pheasant/chucker/goose in Maryland. We have also established some relationships with a few hunting ranches in Texas.
Eric Searcy
“The greatest part of these adventures was this; when I was in the woods, I didn’t have to think about the day-to-day struggles I face living life as a quadriplegic.
It was extremely refreshing to have these special times to clear my mind.
It was the best mental therapy anyone living with a disability could have. Moments like these are literally what keep me going.”
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Our goal is to provide a safe and enjoyable trip of a lifetime, benefiting from the peace and beauty of the outdoors. We hope these excursions will offer some peace and relaxation to those suffering from trauma.
Donations fund the cost of charter fishing trips and guided hunting trips.
We hope these excursions will offer some peace and relaxation to those suffering from trauma, which in turn helps comfort them and their families.
