Teams in action at the Knoxville Sporting Clays Tournament supporting local veterans.
The 10th Annual Sporting Clays Tournament is set to take place on March 20th and 21st at Iron Mountain Sporting Clays Facility in Kodak, TN. This exciting event will feature 90 teams shooting 100 rounds each, with proceeds supporting Knoxville Habitat for Humanity’s ‘Habitat for Heroes’ initiative. Community members can also volunteer to contribute to the cause. Recently, a new home was dedicated for veterans with the help of SouthEast Bank. Join the tournament to make a difference in the lives of local heroes!
In the beautiful city of KNOXVILLE, excitement is building as the 10th Annual Sporting Clays Tournament approaches! Mark your calendars for March 20th and 21st because the event will be hosted at the stunning Iron Mountain Sporting Clays Facility in Kodak, TN. If you love shooting sports and want to make a difference, this is the perfect chance for you!
Spots for the tournament are filling quickly, so if you haven’t registered yet, now is the time! This year’s tournament will see 90 teams battling it out across three flights, each team shooting an impressive 100 rounds. Not only is it a thrilling experience, but participating in this tournament also means you’re contributing to a noble cause.
Every penny raised from this tournament will go towards supporting Knoxville Habitat for Humanity’s initiative dedicated to providing housing assistance to local veterans and their families. This effort is part of the “Habitat for Heroes” program, where they work as a Veterans Build affiliate through Habitat for Humanity International. So, when you participate, you’re not just having fun; you’re helping those who served our country!
If you’re unable to shoot but still want to lend a hand, volunteering is a fantastic way to participate! Knoxville Habitat for Humanity has detailed information available for those interested in helping out during the tournament. It’s a great way to meet fellow community members while making a positive impact.
This beautiful home was dedicated on December 11, 2024, with various community leaders speaking about the importance of affordable housing. Local nonprofits also pitched in by presenting the new homeowners with housewarming gifts to make their transition as smooth as possible. Isn’t that just wonderful?
For those interested in becoming Habitat homeowners, there are a few essential qualifications to meet. Prospective applicants must demonstrate a need for affordable housing, be ready to invest a minimum of 300 hours in “sweat equity,” and be willing to take on the responsibilities that come with owning a home. This ensures a stable and supportive environment for the future!
Exciting changes are unfolding at Knoxville Habitat for Humanity. Recently appointed as CEO, Anna Engelstad is eager to collaborate with the dedicated team to advance affordable housing in the area. With years of experience under her belt, Engelstad is committed to fostering a stronger community as they continue to develop their newest neighborhood, Ellen’s Glen, and implementation of crucial home repairs. Moreover, plans for another new neighborhood, The Plains, are on the horizon to break ground soon!
The countdown to the Sporting Clays Tournament has begun, and the community is buzzing with enthusiasm. Whether you’re on the field or volunteering off of it, get involved and show your support for local veterans and their families. It’s a great way to spend a weekend while making a significant impact in the lives of those who have served our country. So gather your friends, bring your enthusiasm, and let’s make this event a memorable one!
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