Event Type 2: Youth

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Cherokee Lake Pollinator Garden. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

Want to join a volunteer experience that allows you to work outside with animals and children? Hands & Hearts for Horses will hold a Volunteer Orientation that consists of gaining knowledge about our program, what we expect of volunteers, and how to do everything we need you to do! This is a great opportunity for families, friends, coworkers and church groups.

Recommended for ages 12+. No horse experience is necessary. Training Sessions are conducted rain or shine. Please wear sturdy footwear and barn appropriate clothing.

If you are interested in attending, please email Rachaelto RSVP and to get your paperwork, or if you have any questions.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immune-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

Help Hands and Hearts for Horses repair their fences. The Great Fence Fix-Up Day is Saturday, January 15 from 3:00 p.m. to however late you can stay. Bring your family, bring your friends, bring your acquaintances you want to get to know better! It will be great fun!

Start the New Year off by volunteering! Honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through service projects that focus on hunger, poverty, education, and community improvement and empowerment.

CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE AND REGISTER TO VOLUNTEER

See past MLK Service Days here.

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Cherokee Lake Pollinator Garden. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Cherokee Lake Pollinator Garden. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Cherokee Lake Pollinator Garden. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

As part of Vashti’s month of love, opportunities are available for you to join in February to volunteer, donate needed supplies, or donate to their furniture fund.

Schedule of Events:

Want to join a volunteer experience that allows you to work outside with animals and children? Hands & Hearts for Horses will hold a Volunteer Orientation that consists of gaining knowledge about our program, what we expect of volunteers, and how to do everything we need you to do! This is a great opportunity for families, friends, coworkers and church groups.

Recommended for ages 12+. No horse experience is necessary. Training Sessions are conducted rain or shine. Please wear sturdy footwear and barn appropriate clothing.

If you are interested in attending, please email Rachaelto RSVP and to get your paperwork, or if you have any questions.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immune-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

As part of Vashti’s month of love, opportunities are available for you to join in February to volunteer, donate needed supplies, or donate to their furniture fund.

Schedule of Events:

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Cherokee Lake Pollinator Garden. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

As part of Vashti’s month of love, opportunities are available for you to join in February to volunteer, donate needed supplies, or donate to their furniture fund.

Schedule of Events:

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Cherokee Lake Pollinator Garden. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

As part of Vashti’s month of love, opportunities are available for you to join in February to volunteer, donate needed supplies, or donate to their furniture fund.

Schedule of Events:

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Cherokee Lake Pollinator Garden. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Cherokee Lake Pollinator Garden. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

Want to join a volunteer experience that allows you to work outside with animals and children? Hands & Hearts for Horses will hold a Volunteer Orientation that consists of gaining knowledge about our program, what we expect of volunteers, and how to do everything we need you to do! This is a great opportunity for families, friends, coworkers and church groups.

Recommended for ages 12+. No horse experience is necessary. Training Sessions are conducted rain or shine. Please wear sturdy footwear and barn appropriate clothing.

If you are interested in attending, please email Rachaelto RSVP and to get your paperwork, or if you have any questions.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immune-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Cherokee Lake Pollinator Garden. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Cherokee Lake Pollinator Garden. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Cherokee Lake Pollinator Garden. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Cherokee Lake Pollinator Garden. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

Want to join a volunteer experience that allows you to work outside with animals and children? Hands & Hearts for Horses will hold a Volunteer Orientation that consists of gaining knowledge about our program, what we expect of volunteers, and how to do everything we need you to do! This is a great opportunity for families, friends, coworkers and church groups.

Recommended for ages 12+. No horse experience is necessary. Training Sessions are conducted rain or shine. Please wear sturdy footwear and barn appropriate clothing.

If you are interested in attending, please email Rachaelto RSVP and to get your paperwork, or if you have any questions.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immune-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Cherokee Lake Pollinator Garden. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

April is National Volunteer Month! Join us for a week-long celebration of service with volunteer opportunities and special thank yous for past, present, and future volunteers. This annual event is always the week of the Rose Show & Festival. Thank you to our Presenting Sponsor Check-Mate Industries!

Volunteer registration opens in March!

If you are a non-profit or community agency with a project idea, click here.

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Cherokee Lake Pollinator Garden. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Cherokee Lake Pollinator Garden. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Cherokee Lake Pollinator Garden. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

Want to join a volunteer experience that allows you to work outside with animals and children? Hands & Hearts for Horses will hold a Volunteer Orientation that consists of gaining knowledge about our program, what we expect of volunteers, and how to do everything we need you to do! This is a great opportunity for families, friends, coworkers and church groups.

Recommended for ages 12+. No horse experience is necessary. Training Sessions are conducted rain or shine. Please wear sturdy footwear and barn appropriate clothing.

If you are interested in attending, please email Rachaelto RSVP and to get your paperwork, or if you have any questions.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immune-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

Come join us at the 10th annual Mac Attack Disc Golf Tournament benefiting Hands On Thomas County. This is a PDGA sanctioned C-tier event.

Volunteers are needed to help with check-in, lunch, CTP judges, and more. Shifts are available. Ages 16+ (or under with adult) welcome!

If you can lend a hand, send us an emailor call (229) 226-5200.

10th annual Mac Attack Disc Golf Tourney benefiting Hands On Thomas County. This is a PDGA sanctioned C-tier event.  – Driven by Innova –

Registration details will be up mid-March.

Bring small, packaged lunch and breakfast items to donate to local “backpack” food programs for kids. Recommended: pop tarts, small canned meats (tuna, Vienna sausages, etc), individually packaged snack foods (1 oz bags of chips, cookies, crackers, granola bars, etc), or make a monetary donation to purchase foods.

Click here to see pics from our last great event!