Remington Ammunition recently hosted its 5th Annual Shoot to Cure sporting clays fundraiser.
The exciting event united the outdoor industry and local Arkansas businesses to support disease research and aid children in need. All proceeds benefit the Arkansas Children’s Hospital. This year’s event was a tremendous success, raising nearly $15,000 and bringing the event’s five-year total to more than $70,000.
“This year’s event drew 150 shooters to the sporting clays course at Remington Gun Club, with top finishes from area corporate teams United Health, Team Throckmorton, and Team M&P,” said Remington’s Gun Club Director Kris Carson. “Shoot to Cure is an event that reaches shooting enthusiasts and is a great avenue for shooters to show support for Arkansas Children’s Hospital. It’s truly a unique fundraiser, and it’s a win-win for everyone involved.”
The event was hosted at Remington’s historic Gun Club, which is located just steps from Big Green’s ammunition factory. The club features facilities for trap, skeet, sporting clays, and five-stand.
“Team Remington’s Madison Sharpe and Olympian Kayle Browning participated on an all-women’s team, and that was certainly a major highlight of this year’s event,” Carson explained. “These two women are prominent competitors in their field who represent the United States and ammo brands at the highest levels of shooting sports. They are both highly accomplished shooters, and it was exciting to watch them shoot at this event.”
The Shoot to Cure event also showcased Remington’s Gun Club Cure line of target shotshell ammunition, which helps real families nationwide. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this ammunition benefits children’s hospitals and disease research. Meaning your day at the trap, skeet, or sporting course gives back to those in need.
Find it here: Gun Club Cure.
