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INSPIRE. HUNT. PRESERVE.
Women dedicated to North American Wildlife conservation efforts, and inspiring fellow women and young girls to expand their knowledge of the outdoor sporting world.
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We are a group of like-minded women with a passion for the outdoors, hunting, fishing, preservation, conservation and so much more. Mothers, sisters, wives, outdoor women; supporting each other, laughing together, and celebrating each other.
Sponsors
Our sponsor list continues to grow because reputable companies believe in what we’re doing! Prois, ScentLok, DSG Outerwear, Wild Child Charters, Feradyne Outdoors, Forget Genetics LLC, Hooks Custom Calls, Hunters Blend Coffee, and more!
Conservation
We offer boots on the ground for a variety of conservation efforts including, but not limited to fundraising, planting trees, habitat management, community events, clean-ups, and more.
ADC Events
Our educational classes and events are often FREE for members and include firearms training, traditional archery courses, conservation education and more.
We also host several “fun” events for members across the US including discounted guided hunts, fishing charters, backpacking trips, hiking,
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ADC's Mission Statement?
Our mission statement is to be Women dedicated to North American land and wildlife conservation efforts, while inspiring fellow women and young girls to expand their knowledge of the outdoor sporting world.
What is ADC’s long-term goal?
Our long-term goal is to purchase land across the US for conservation purposes and member utilization. This goal is funded by our members’ annual dues. Each member contributes $40 annually and those funds are allocated solely for this purpose. It was decided by ADC Leadership that when our Land Purchase Fund reaches $100,000.00, we will begin our search for the organization’s first piece of property.
While working toward land purchase, what are the immediate ADC goals?
Our current focus is on Outdoor Education for Women and Young Ladies. ADC Leadership works to plan events that provide Members with the opportunity to learn, improve, or share their knowledge of various skills throughout the year. As their knowledge of the Outdoors grows so does their commitment to conservation. ADC frequently collaborates with our local DNRs and other organizations to assist with conservation efforts in our local areas.
Does ADC have its 501(C)3 non-profit status? What does that mean?
Yes. ADC was awarded its 501(c)3 status by the IRS in January 2017. This means we are a tax-exempt non-profit organization. Funds raised by our organization are done so for the benefit our mission and not for the benefit of a private shareholder or individual(s). This also means that donations made to our organization are tax deductible.
Does the organization have employees?
No. Not even one. ADC is staffed by volunteers, meaning no one in a Leadership position is paid or reimbursed for the time and effort they put into our organization.
Is ADC a hunting club?
Hunting and Fishing are common interests shared by many of our members. ADC makes it a point to let our Leaders and other members plan and host all kinds of events, including hunting and fishing trips, but ADC is NOT a hunting club. Our members take it upon themselves to plan and pay for their own participation in these events.
What is the current size of the organization?
ADC currently has over 500 active members across the United States.
Who makes up the ADC Leadership Team?
ADC’s Leadership Team is made up of 7 National Board Members and Leadership Team members from our State Chapters. More information on our Leaders can be found here.
There isn’t a local chapter in my state, how is one started?
A state is officially declared a “Chapter” when it has 10 or more members join the national organization. At that time the National Board will appoint a State President to assist with the organizing local events.
WV: Meet & Greet/Earth Day Activity
Join our WV Chapter at Cedar Lakes in Ripley WV, on April 1st for a Meet & Greet + making Bee Waterers from Noon - 1, fishing from 1-4, and dinner from 5-7! Materials will be provided for the bee waterers activity. Fishing License is required if you will be...
NC: Guided Fly Fishing Trip
North Carolina Chapter is hosting the April 8th Guided FlyFishing for trout in Cherokee, NC!! Limited to 15 people $125 to fly fish Saturday $50 deposit due by March 15th * this does not include food, licenses, transportation, lodging or tip for the guide....
LA: PJF Farm & Lodge Trip
Louisiana Chapter is excited to be hosting ladies Friday, April 14-Sunday, April 16, 2023! We are going to reserve half the spots for Louisiana residents and open the rest to ladies from other chapters. Spots go to the first 17 who respond and send their...