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Spread hope on Giving Tuesday
Today, known globally as Giving Tuesday, is a chance to give back and make a difference for the causes you care about. Here are four in Nebraska that need your support — read more below!
Protect at-risk wildlife
The Wildlife Conservation Fund helps Nebraska's nongame species, including those that are threatened and at-risk. This fund has been behind some of Nebraska's biggest conservation successes!
Your dollars will fund habitat improvement for at-risk species, reintroduction projects, research, wildlife education for Nebraskans and more! Learn more online and give back to our wild creatures and wild places.
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Fight hunger in Nebraska
Hunters have done much to help hungry families around Nebraska — and you can help ensure their efforts go even farther.
Hunters Helping the Hungry accepts cash donations to pay for processing of deer donated by hunters. The venison is distributed at food pantries and charitable organizations statewide.
Since 2011, this program has provided more than 900,000 meals for Nebraskans! Make a gift and help ensure more families get fed.
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Connect people with nature
Nebraska Game and Parks' education team works hard to connect and engage people with nature and to inspire others to understand and care for Nebraska's wildlife, plants and habitats.
Donate to the Educational Fund and help them succeed in this mission. Funds will support educational programs for all ages, volunteer opportunities, statewide educational resources and more.
From the Master Naturalist Program to statewide kayak cleanups, trivia nights, Trail Tales Magazine, Trout in the Classroom and more, this team is making a difference. Learn about these programs online and how they inspire learning.
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Support outdoor skills development in Nebraska
Want to help inspire the next generation of passionate outdoorsmen and women?
The Dick Turpin Outdoor Education Fund supports hunter education and outdoor skills programs across Nebraska, with the goal of inspiring a love for the great outdoors.
Make a gift to support activities like hunter education and mentored youth hunts, opportunities and equipment for low income families, school programs and scholarships for Becoming an Outdoors-Woman workshops.
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Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
2200 North 33rd Street
Lincoln, NE 68503
402-471-0641
www.OutdoorNebraska.gov
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is responsible for stewardship of the state's fish, wildlife, parklands and outdoor recreation opportunities.
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