NRA Foundation grant benefits Woods County 4-H
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November 11, 2022
Evan Vaverka (seated in center) is surrounded by middle and high school students recently competing in a regional qualifier for Super Smash Brothers Ultimate in the Northwestern Esports arena. Another qualifier will take place on campus on Nov. 10.
Thanks to a grant from the NRA Foundation Friends of NRA program, the Woods County 4-H Shooting Sports Program received $1,400 to purchase needed supplies to assist in providing educational information on the use of firearms and competition resources. "We are very excited about the Woods County 4-H Shooting Sports Program," said Dustin Rankin, Woods County 4-H shooting sports volunteer leader "and pleased that the NRA is making an investment in our community that will benefit our youth."
The grant funds were used by the Woods County 4-H Shooting Sports program to provide all interested 4-H you...
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