WHY?
Outdoor recreation is important to the lives of people with
disabilities, our youngsters, and our elders.  Our mission is
more than a "good cause", it is a necessary one!  Improving life
and making your community a better place!
WHAT?
Many outdoor events are possible: Hunting, fishing, shooting
and archery.....
WHO?
WHAT DOES SERVE OUTDOORS DO?
We will work to organize an event that is safe, fun, educational, and
beneficial to the participants, partners, and your local community.
Serve Outdoors marries experience in logistics and resources with the
strength of local grassroots support to host events that improve the quality
of life for the participants.  Your local community benefits from the
positive exposure of a compelling event.  
  • People with disabilities
  • Disabled veterans
  • Youngsters
  • Elders
Helping People Enjoy The Outdoors
Serve Outdoors, Inc is a nonprofit, charitable, educational organization
WHAT IS THE COST?
There is no cost to participate.  Serve Outdoors is not a membership
organization so there is no membership fee.  

The events are free with the exception that each participant must
purchase their own hunting or fishing license and pay for any lodging
needed.

Family members, parents, guests, and personal attendants are welcome
and encouraged to attend.  Serve Outdoors events are family oriented.  
"I thought my life long passion of
hunting was over after I developed so
many health problems.  But then I got
involved in Serve Outdoors and with
their help I have gone turkey and deer
hunting every year!  This is great!"

Dan Hartsell,
Keosauqua, IA

(Dan is pictured with
his volunteer guide,
Scott Bartholomew)
ANY OF THE
FOLLOWING CAN
HOST AN EVENT:

  • BUSINESS

  • CIVIC
    ORGANIZATION

  • CHURCH

  • CONSERVATION
    ORGANIZATION

  • CLUB

  • SCHOOL

  • FAMILY

  • INDIVIDUAL

"How far you go in life depends on your being tender with
the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic
with the striving and tolerant of the weak and strong.  
Because someday in your life you will have been all of these."

George Washington Carver



DISABILITY:
"A physical or mental
impairment that limits
or prevents normal
achievement."


Is that right...?


YOU WILL SEE
PHOTOS OF PEOPLE
ON THESE PAGES
THAT DO NOT LET
THEIR "DISABILITY"
LIMIT ANYTHING!
NEW CHAPTER STARTING IN THE AUSTIN, TEXAS
AREA....SCROLL DOWN FOR INFORMATION!
NEW SERVE OUTDOORS CHAPTER IN THE AUSTIN, TEXAS AREA


THE LOST PINES CHAPTER OF SERVE OUTDOORS


CALL OR EMAIL KIM YORK FOR DETAILS
512-332-2921 OR serveoutdoors@live.com
TESTIMONY FROM ONE OF THE PARTICIPANTS IN THE
DES MOINES RIVER VALLEY CHAPTER OF SERVE OUTDOORS
IN KEOSAUQUA, IOWA
Carson Butts
"Turkey Slayer"
Carson Butts from
Rogersville, Missouri took
his first trophy gobbler on
March 31, 2012 during the
Missouri Youth Season.
Carson is 10 years old.
He was diagnosed with
Acute Lymphoblastic
Leukemia in 2003.
He fought this dreaded
disease bravely until he
took his last treatment in
January of 2007 and was
declared cancer free!!!
Carson is in the 5th grade at
Logan-Rogersville school.
His mother is Emily Butts
and his "PaPa" (shown in
the photo with Carson and
his trophy) is Steven Butts
of Ozark, Missouri.
Carson said, "I rang his bell!!!"
Carson and his Grandpa Steven.
Participants and volunteers at Lake Bastrop