Site
Sponsor

Shootout Hunger Tournament by Montgomery County Food Bank Funds Nearly 600,000 Meals for Neighbors in Need

By: Tyler Schievelbein
| Published 10/10/2024

Pictured left to right: Jim Wolf - Chairman of the Montgomery County Food Bank Board of Directors, Randy Pope - Retired Coach & Teacher at Splendora High School and Sponsor of the Wildcat Clay Club, Kristine Marlow - President & CEO of Montgomery County Food Bank
Linkedin

THE WOODLANDS, TX -- Montgomery County Food Bank hosted its 12th annual Shootout Hunger sporting clays tournament, presented by Cowboy Kia, on September 12, 2024, at Blackwood Sporting Co. in Conroe. Thanks to the generosity of sponsors, participants, and the community, the event will help provide nearly 600,000 meals for hungry children, families, and seniors in Montgomery County. With Montgomery County Food Bank’s sourcing and buying power, every dollar raised helps provide up to four meals for those in need.

More than 150 shooters took part in the day’s competition. Top sponsors, including Cowboy Kia, H-E-B, and Southwestern Energy, played a key role in the event’s success, ensuring the Food Bank continues to meet the growing need for food assistance in the community.

The event wasn’t just about competition; participants enjoyed a sense of camaraderie while contributing to a cause that directly supports their neighbors. A day full of activities, the tournament also featured breakfast, lunch, raffle prizes, and an awards ceremony recognizing top shooters.

“We are incredibly grateful for the support of our sponsors, participants, and volunteers,” said Kristine Marlow, President and CEO of Montgomery County Food Bank. “The need in our community remains very high, making events like Shootout Hunger vital. The funds raised will help provide hundreds of thousands of meals for our many neighbors facing hunger. It’s inspiring to see our community come together to make such a meaningful impact.”

For more information about Montgomery County Food Bank and its upcoming events, please visit mcfoodbank.org.

Photos
Comments •
X
Log In to Comment