Where Your Dollars Go.
Every dollar contributed to the East Ohio / Northwest Pennsylvania Chapter feeds directly into youth education, conservation, sensory safaris, and community outreach. There is no overhead pool. There are no salaried staff. The board are volunteers. The money does the work.
DONATED ACROSS ALL CHAPTER PROGRAMS
Through the SCI Matching Grants program, our chapter contributions are doubled. Your $100 becomes $200 in the field. Your $1,000 becomes $2,000.
Four Ways to Give
Donate Online
Secure one-time donation processed through Stripe. Tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Mail a Check
Download the chapter donor form and mail your contribution. Preferred by many longtime supporters.
Donate an Auction Item
Outfitters, businesses, artists, and members regularly contribute items to the Annual Night of the Hunter Dinner auction. All donations are tax-deductible.
Volunteer
Range officers for youth days, helpers at sensory safari events, dinner committee support, and more. Time is currency too.
Make an Online Donation
Choose an amount below or enter a custom donation. Your contribution supports chapter conservation, education, sensory safari, and community programs.
Donations are processed securely through Stripe. The chapter is a 501(c) non-profit organization. A tax receipt will be emailed to you upon successful donation.
What your donation funds
Youth & Education
AWLS scholarships, 4-H Marksmen, youth event days, teacher outreach.
Conservation Projects
State agencies, habitat work, species recovery — doubled by SCI Matching Grants.
Community Programs
Sensory Safari, Safari Blue Bag, VA fishing outings, veterans outreach.
Operations & Advocacy
Insurance, mailing, supplies, and contributions to SCI’s national advocacy fund.
Become a Sustaining Supporter.
Want to support the chapter year-round? Set up a monthly recurring donation and become a Sustaining Supporter. Even $10/month compounds over time — and recurring revenue lets the board plan beyond the annual dinner.
Every member of this chapter is here because someone before them made the case for hunting, conservation, and the work that holds both together. Thank you for being one of the people who does the same.