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Mid-State Foundation trapshoot fundraiser opens

By Julie Schooley
August 12, 2019
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WISCONSIN RAPIDS – The Mid-State Technical College Foundation is hosting its fourth annual trapshoot fundraiser on Sept. 6, at the Wisconsin Trapshooting Association in Nekoosa.

The fundraiser is a source of funding for the Mid-State’s emergency loan and grant programs that help the college’s students stay enrolled despite financial hurdles. According to Jill Steckbauer, director of Mid-State’s Foundation & Alumni, funds raised at the trapshoot fundraiser last year doubled over the previous year, raising over $6,000 for emergency grant programs to benefit students.

“Trapshooting is a great way to have fun and help students in your community fulfill their dreams of a higher education, especially when a financial challenge threatens to take that dream away,” Steckbauer said, adding that interest in the event is starting to take off in the community. “We’re excited to see how much we can raise this year to help students stay in school while delivering an unforgettable day of trapshooting.”

Highlights of the event include: prizes for the highest-scoring teams, 25 practice rounds, 50 scoring rounds, raffles, contests, and lunch.

Adults, and children, are encouraged to participate, though children ages 10–17 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

For more information and to register, visit mstc.edu/trapshoot.

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