
Sitting in a blind. Walking through cattails. Strolling woodland paths. The bond between dog and
handler is priceless. Access to land and public training resources is essential to a strong hunt
club community.
For over 40 years, Northern Flight Hunting Retrievers Association (NFHRA) has been promoting the use and training of hunting retrievers as a conservation tool for sound management and use of all upland game and waterfowl. As a 501(c)(3) membership organization, individuals of all ages and backgrounds join in supporting a genuine love of retrievers, while developing a strong bond with a well-trained hunting companion. The association takes pride in the years of hard-work, time, and dedication to give people the opportunity to train and share in a common bond with their retriever – building stronger communities and a sustainable future for those that support the outdoors.
To support NFHRA program offerings and club events we seek philanthropic support.
Northern flight hunting retrievers’ association (NFHRA) is launching a fund development initiative to secure financial resources that support hunting dog training and testing.
Priorities include:
Future land acquisition or long-term leases for club tests and training
Expanded seminars for new and advanced handlers
Advanced training with national trainers
Equipment for testing and training grounds
Club collaborations to strengthen community partnerships
NFHRA has is rich history with tradition and success. Members are the foundation and this core value continues today and well into the future.
Consider how you can make an impact and help NFHRA build a sustainable club for the future.
How to give:
Make a gift from your IRA
Add NFHRA to your will or trust
Give stocks, bonds or other investments
Make an annual charitable contribution
Make a gift from your IRA
Add NFHRA to your will or trust
Give stocks, bonds or other investments
Make an annual charitable contribution
To find out more information about supporting the 501(c)3 please visit the CONTACT page.
Questions on how to contribute contact Angela Tangen, DPA, at angeal.tangen@gmail.com or 612.710.0160.