Southwestern Ohio Conservation Club Inc
CLEVES, OH
Total revenue
$234K
Total expenses
$202K
Net assets
$689K
Grants received
—
EIN
316050870
Tax year
2024
Mission
Work to promote mutual respect and understanding among hunters, fishermen and land owners to insure continued open access to privately held land, promote conservation of the environment and provide for recreation for its members through responsible use of our natural resources.
Programs
3 programs
TRAP SHOOTING: This is a form of clay target shooting, that requires accuracy and skill to perform. It is a very popular form of competition that people of all ages, income levels and abilities can perform. Our Club has a Thursday night league that is open to the public. We place special emphasis on trying to get youth involved in the sport, and we subsidize their fees in order to make it more affordable for young people to begin shooting. We have a youth league that is open to high school students with the goal of promoting firearm safety and interest in the shooting sports.
SPECIAL PROGRAMS: Our Special Programs include Concealed Carry Training, Junior Trap, Boy Scout Activities, Women in the Outdoors, Basic Marksmanship and Passport to Fishing. We offer a variety of sporting activities throughout the year in order to appeal to a wide range of participants, including the young and old, boys and girls, and men and women, regardless of their experience. It is our effort to encourage participation and education of all people. The Club is heavily involved in youth activities that seek to promote the outdoors to the next generation so we have multiple programs in order to meet this goal. And we typically involve more than 200 young individuals in many different programs. The Boy Scouts hold camp-outs at the Club at no cost to them. They enjoy camping, hiking, fishing and supervised sport shooting activities. We also conduct several events sponsored by the Ohio Department of Wildlife such as Women in the Outdoors, and Passport to Fishing which teaches kids ages 5 - 15 the basics of fishing. This is followed the next day by a kids' fishing derby. As noted in the Club's Mission Statement, we strive to educate individuals to protect our natural resources, including it's soil, minerals, forests, waters, air and wildlife.
Other Program Services: Archery, Senior Rifle, Memorial Tree Program, Conservation, Miscellaneous
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
10 listed
Dave Gemmell
Trustee
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4 hrs/wk
Howard Rechel
Trustee
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4 hrs/wk
John Zompero
Trustee
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4 hrs/wk
Mike Cantwell
President
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5 hrs/wk
Bob Winn
Vice-President
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5 hrs/wk
Dan Doll
Treasurer
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5 hrs/wk
Bruce Meyer
Secretary
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5 hrs/wk
Mike Walpole
Assistant Treasurer
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5 hrs/wk
Tim Cox
Financial Secretary
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5 hrs/wk
Steve Colson
Assistant Secretary
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5 hrs/wk