The Los Angeles School Police have revealed their plans for the 3rd Annual 'Clay Shoot for Inclusion.' The public-supported event has been slated for Friday, December 1, at Moore N Moore Sporting Clay's in Sylmar, CA, and is organized with the Knights of Columbus to aid the Special Olympics Southern California (SOSC) athletes, according to the tweet of LA School Police.
🚨Please join us for the 3rd Annual ‘Clay Shoot for Inclusion’ on Friday, December 1st, at Moore N Moore Sporting Clay’s in Sylmar, CA.
— LA School Police (@LASchoolPolice) October 18, 2023
Clay Shoot for Inclusion is a @letr4sosc 501c3 event benefiting @SOSoCal.
To register, please visit https://t.co/TBgeQljlxc.#LASPD #SOSC pic.twitter.com/iUv8l6i8Il
Inviting everyone - from ardent enthusiasts to first-timers - the event promises a day full of recreational shooting competition, aiming to promote inclusion and equality for over 35,000 SOSC athletes. As noted on its official website, registering to participate provides attendees with 100 clay targets, 100 shells (12 Gauge), breakfast, and lunch, alongside a raffle ticket. Also on offer is the opportunity to engage with Special Olympic Athletes, make purchases from onsite vendors, and take memorable photographs with Tactical Santa.
Every cent earned from the Clay Shoot for Inclusion will provide direct support for the Special Olympics Southern California. Traditionally, the organization ensures cost-free athlete participation, covering the costs of uniforms, travelling, and meals. Funds raised can drastically affect these athletes' lives, for example, $500 can support one athlete's entire competition year, while $35 is enough to purchase a new uniform.
Registration details for the 3rd Annual Clay Shoot for Inclusion, along with detailed information about the supported cause, can be found on the event's official website, ShootForInclusion.org.
