Giving Tuesday was a huge success! Thanks to yesterday’s incredible effort, teams raised over $400,000 in a single day! That figure will be matched dollar-for-dollar by the MidwayUSA Foundation, doubling the impact for these young athletes. And while Giving Tuesday has passed, the opportunity to support the next generation of shooting sports athletes is far from over—and your contribution can still make a huge difference.

When you purchase an SSP Methow Kit, you’re not just getting premium eyewear—you’re directly supporting the next generation of shooting sports athletes.

Here’s how it works:
For every Methow Kit purchased through December 25th, SSP Eyewear donates a $400 Methow Kit to the MidwayUSA Foundation (MUSAF). These kits are raffled by youth shooting teams, generating over $1,000 for their endowment accounts through MUSAF’s dollar-for-dollar matching program.

Your contribution helps teams cover essential expenses like ammunition, travel, uniforms, and competition fees. These grants ensure that athletes have the resources they need to thrive today—and for years to come.

But don’t just take our word for it. Here’s what Coach Tom Wietzema of the Sibley Ocheyedan Shooting Generals has to say:

“Our team has done several fundraisers with the SSP Eyewear Methow Kits. Each time we offer them as a raffle item, the tickets sell quickly. Each time we raffle off a pair, they impact our endowment account at MidwayUSA Foundation by more than $1,000. In many cases, the winner donates the glasses back to an athlete on our team who needs quality shooting glasses. We currently have over 12 athletes wearing them at every practice and competition. The athletes love the fit and the diverse lens assortment offered in the kit.”

Your purchase truly changes lives, giving young athletes access to opportunities they might not otherwise have.

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE MATCHING PROGRAM

Join us in empowering the future of youth shooting sports!

Best regards,
The SSP Eyewear Team

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