Charitydeerhunt.com launches today in an effort to help nonprofit organizations advertise their outdoor fundraising events to hunters around the world.
This website was developed by Jonathan Goode, who helps organize a fundraising hunt for Marion Academy, where his children attend.
Schools, nonprofits, churches, and other charitable organizations are encouraged to contact Jonathan about advertising their event. Advertising on the site is free to Alabama charitable organizations, and a small fee is charged for events not held in Alabama.
The first event advertised on the site is Marion Academy's annual deer hunt being held January 14-16, 2011 in Marion, Alabama.
Please check back often for an updated list of upcoming outdoor events that benefit schools, churches, and other nonprofit organizations.
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WOW! What a creative idea for raising money - is this a "normal" fundraiser in yoru area?
Laura there are probably 10 schools within 2 hours of us that do this. Hunters pay nearly $1000/person to hunt, and roughly 70%-80% of the money is revenue for the school. Multiply this by 20-40 hunters and it becomes a significant fundraiser for small schools like the one my children attend. There may be 25-30 schools across Alabama that do this.