Clays For Kids

April 11, 2024

Morning Flight
Ambetter from Magnolia Health
Bryan Jones
Emergency Care Solutions
Ergon
JPMorgan Chase
Lamar
Paul Moak Subaru
Southern Beverage Company
Telos Foundation
Triangle Development LLC
Unicorp
Vacuum Truck Rentals

Afternoon Flight
Alpha Tent
Anytime Roofing & Construction
Bam Bam Bamas
Brasfield & Gorrie
Burgers Blues Barbecue
Butler Snow (2 teams)
Cantrell Construction Company
The Dowell Family (2 teams)
First South Farm Credit (2 teams)
Fowler Buick GMC
Mid-State Construction
Nucor
Paul Moak Subaru
Pileum Connect, Inc.
Renova Roofing & Construction
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Join Friends of Children’s Hospital as we take aim at childhood illnesses and injuries at our Clays for Kids event April 11, 2024. The sporting clay tournament, which will be held in Jackson on Providence Hill Farm’s 1,250 sprawling acres, will feature a morning and afternoon shoot with 60 teams of four.

Clays for Kids is only made possible through the support of our generous corporate sponsors. To learn more about our corporate sponsorship opportunities for Clays for Kids, contact Blair Gunter at blairgunter@friendsofch.org.

Schedule

8:30am – Morning flight registration, check-in, and station assignments
9:00am – Morning flight start
11:30am-12:30pm – Lunch, check-in and station assignments for afternoon flight
1:00pm – Afternoon flight start
4:00pm – Happy hour and prizes

Format & Details

  • Four-person teams
  • 14 Shooting Stations, plus Duck Flush
  • Safety eye and ear protection provided
  • Team golf carts provided
  • Limited ammunition provided per shooter with additional ammunition available for purchase on-site
  • Mulligans available for purchase. Maximum six (6) mulligans per team.
  • Awards will be presented to Team and Shooter with highest overall scores.

Location

Providence Hill Farm
2600 Carsley Road
Jackson, MS 39209

Questions

Blair Gunter
601-936-0034
blairgunter@friendsofch.org

Register for Clays for Kids

Your Support in Action

Aiden Robinson

For Aiden Robinson, the fun lies in the strategy. While much of his life has involved the challenges associated with his Neurofibromatosis and Sagittal Craniosynostosis diagnoses, Aiden, as a result, has developed resilience, strength, and patience–along with an amazing knowledge base and generous heart.