19th Annual Nova Center of the Ozarks Shoot Out for Autism

About Shoot Out For Autism

The Shoot Out for Autism is a sporting clays tournament held each spring at Ozarks Shooters. Participants enjoy a fun filled day of shooting, raffles, music, and food. The Shoot Out was started by the Woodring Family, also known as “Zach’s Pack”, and during their 13 years of hosting the tournament, they raised nearly $180,000 for Nova Center of the Ozarks and Autism Speaks. Nova proudly hosts the Shoot Out now and has continued the fundraiser to raise money for Nova’s individuals with autism and other development disabilities. 2024 will be the 19th year for this event. Between the Autism Speaks program and Nova Center over the years, have raised over a total of $348,655.

Why We Shoot

Nova Center of the Ozarks provides services to adults and children with autism and other developmental disabilities. Many of our clients require 24-hour care, and many have little or no family involvement. While we are able to bill Medicaid for all of their direct services and administrative costs, their limited income doesn’t allow for basic needs such as dental care, healthcare items, housewares, clothing, bedding, or transportation to medical appointments. Nor simple luxuries we all take for granted such as a birthday gift, dinner & camp; a movie, or a summer camp which may be the only time they have a chance to get away for a few days. 100% of the donations we receive make all of this possible and is why we depend on the success of this fundraiser.

Raffle Prizes

To purchase tickets, click the donate button and then make sure to leave you name, phone number, and which raffle the money is for.