4th Annual

Clay Shoot For Inclusion​

Benefiting Special Olympics Southern California

Presented By The Knights of Columbus

Friday November 22nd, 2024

Moore N Moore Sporting Clays                                      12651 Little Tujunga Canyon Rd.                            Sylmar CA, 91342

Why Do We Call Our Event
"Clay Shoot For Inclusion"?

When we think about “Inclusion” we are referring to inclusion for those individuals with intellectual disabilities (our Special Olympics Athletes).  In many communities world-wide, people with intellectual disabilities are excluded or cast out of society.

Special Olympics refers to this as the “Inclusion Revolution” or “Choose To Include”.  We choose to include our Special Olympics Athletes in all that we do.  We are proud to be a part of the “Inclusion Revolution” and that is why we “Clay Shoot For Inclusion”.

 
 

We Are Excited To Announce The 2024 Clay Shoot For Inclusion Honoree: Former Los Angeles County Sheriff Jim McDonnell

Jim McDonnell began his 37-year career in law enforcement with the Los Angeles Police Department in 1981.  In 2010 he became Chief of Police with the Long Beach Police Department and in 2014 was elected Sheriff of Los Angeles County.

Sheriff McDonnell has been a long-time champion for Special Olympics.  He has participated in the Law Enforcement Torch Run and multiple Law Enforcement Torch Run fundraising related events. 

Sheriff McDonnell was instrumental in the success of the Special Olympics World Games held in Los Angeles in 2015.  He also never missed an opportunity to participate in Special Olympics Southern California Summer and Fall Games.

We Are Pleased To Announce Your Emcee For Clay Shoot For Inclusion... Leo Stallworth!!!

 

Leo Stallworth is currently a general assignment reporter for ABC7 Eyewitness News.

Leo was born in Los Angeles but spent most of his childhood in Texas.  He graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in Broadcast Journalism.

Leo began his reporting career on the radio in Dallas, Texas.  His first television reporting position was in Tyler, Texas, but he quickly moved on to Sarasota, Florida.  He then worked as an anchor in Florence/Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and a reporter/anchor in St. Louis, Missouri.

Since joining ABC7, Leo has become very involved in community events on behalf of ABC7.

Let's Break Some Clays For The Athletes of Special Olympics!!!

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WE HAVE AN EXCITING UPDATE!!!

 

WE ARE EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE FIRST 80 SHOOTERS WHO SIGN UP/REGISTER WILL RECEIVE THE 4TH ANNUAL CLAY SHOOT FOR INCLUSION SHIRT FOR FREE!!! 

SIGN UP/REGISTER TODAY TO BE ONE OF THE LUCKY 80 SHOOTER TO GET YOUR FREE SHIRT!!!

 


Clay Shoot For Inclusion Is Now A National Sporting Clays Association (NSCA) Registered Shoot!!!

Clay Shoot For Inclusion Is Proud To Be Affiliated With Both Score Chaser And The NSCA To Be A Registered NSCA Shoot For 2024.  

Clay Shoot For Inclusion Timeline

Registration Open- 8:00am

Opening Ceremony- 8:45am

Shoot Begins- 9:15am

Lunch- 12:00pm

Awards- 1:00pm

Auction/Raffle- 1:30pm

Event Conclusion- 2:00pm

Who Benefits From Clay Shoot For Inclusion?

All proceeds from Clay Shoot For Inclusion go directly to Special Olympics Southern California.  

The over 35,000 Special Olympics Southern California Athletes and their families pay NOTHING for the Athletes to compete in Special Olympics competitions.  That includes all uniforms, equipment, meals, and travel when competing.   

This cannot happen without support from people like you!!!

  •      $500 Supports One Athlete for a Full Year of Competition.       
  •      $250 Supports One Athlete for an Entire Sports Season
  •      $100 Supports an Athlete’s Participation in Athlete Leadership
  •      $50 Supports the Purchase of New Sports Equipment
  •      $35 Provides a New Uniform for an Athlete

Law Enforcement Torch Run

The Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics is a grass roots fundraising organization made up of Law Enforcement Agencies from around the world. 

Since its inception in 1981 the organization has raised nearly a Billion Dollars for Special Olympics programs worldwide.  Law Enforcement Torch Run’s mission is to raise funds and spread the message of inclusion for the Athletes of Special Olympics. 

Clay Shoot For Inclusion is a proud partner of the Law Enforcement Torch Run.

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