Wichita, KS. – Pass It On – Outdoor Mentors is proud to announce that they have partnered with onX Hunt to equip the next generation in the outdoors and advance our mission to empower youth in the outdoors through outdoor experiences and mentorship.
“We are very thankful for the support from onX Hunt,” said CEO Brittany French. “With their support,we can empower young people through outdoor experiences and mentorship. With their generosity, we will be able to provide free memberships to youth participants, volunteer mentors, and landowners to help break barriers to the outdoors.”
“Outdoor mentorship has such an important impact on young hunters’ and anglers’ experience in the field,” said onX Hunt and Fish General Manager, Cliff Cancelosi. “It not only increases their success, but it helps foster a long-term love of the sport, and builds the next generation of adventurers who can carry on that tradition. We’re proud to support Pass It On – Outdoor Mentors and their goal of providing outdoor opportunities for kids across the Midwest.
About onX Hunt
onX is home to a team of passionate explorers. We celebrate our adventures, but we don’t take them for granted. Our appreciation for wild places drives us to preserve access to the recreation that we cherish. As a company, we invest in land access initiatives to expand and protect open spaces. We believe that the more people who experience their own off-the-beaten-path awakening, the more likely they are to join us in protecting these spaces for the future. For more information, go to https://www.onxmaps.com/
About Pass It On – Outdoor Mentors
Founded in 2002, Pass It On – Outdoor Mentors is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to empowering youth through outdoor experiences and mentorship. By using outdoor experiences as a platform to mentor young people of diverse backgrounds we are making a generational impact and ensuring the future of our outdoor heritage. We are passionate about mentoring the next generation and have a goal of providing outdoor opportunities to 100,000 young people by 2033. For more information, please visit https://outdoormentors.org/
