Help launch the North American Pronghorn Foundation - GoFundMe

A majority of donations came from this community and I am filled with gratitude for Hunttalk’s support.

In case you did not receive the e-mail via GoFundMe, see below.

You did it! You are directly responsible for helping us raise $10,000 dollars to launch the North American Pronghorn Foundation! In only 24 days!

Speaking for our 10-member Board of Directors, we can't thank you enough. It has been a truly humbling experience watching this fund grow from $0 to $10,000, knowing every single dollar was an investment in us, the mission, and of course, Pronghorn. We are inspired, grateful, and filled with a sense of responsibility to all of you.

We have already begun moving the ball forward. Our 501c3 paperwork is nearly complete and will be submitted in the near future. We are establishing our purpose, values, and bylaws, and building a strategic plan to provide a framework to operate within. We are also building a living document that is a state-based portfolio focused solely on a comprehensive picture of Pronghorn across the continent, including challenges, conservation opportunities, ongoing or needed efforts, and advocacy opportunities. We also have a team working on a logo and are looking at website development.

We are excited to bring this vision to life and put our resources on the ground to benefit Pronghorn. These next few months will be critical for us to establish a foundation for the organization to sit upon. While it may appear to be quiet on the surface, please know that we are working diligently to build an identity, set goals, and design a path to accomplish those goals. We will send out updates as we progress.

We have much to do, and we are only able to do it because of your support. Much more to come...

Thank you all and Goatspeed!

Brock Wahl
Chairman
North American Pronghorn Foundation
 
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A majority of donations came from this community and I am filled with gratitude for Hunttalk’s support.

In case, you did not receive the e-mail via GoFundMe, see below.

You did it! You are directly responsible for helping us raise $10,000 dollars to launch the North American Pronghorn Foundation! In only 24 days!

Speaking for our 10-member Board of Directors, we can't thank you enough. It has been a truly humbling experience watching this fund grow from $0 to $10,000, knowing every single dollar was an investment in us, the mission, and of course, Pronghorn. We are inspired, grateful, and filled with a sense of responsibility to all of you.

We have already begun moving the ball forward. Our 501c3 paperwork is nearly complete and will be submitted in the near future. We are establishing our purpose, values, and bylaws, and building a strategic plan to provide a framework to operate within. We are also building a living document that is a state-based portfolio focused solely on a comprehensive picture of Pronghorn across the continent, including challenges, conservation opportunities, ongoing or needed efforts, and advocacy opportunities. We also have a team working on a logo and are looking at website development.

We are excited to bring this vision to life and put our resources on the ground to benefit Pronghorn. These next few months will be critical for us to establish a foundation for the organization to sit upon. While it may appear to be quiet on the surface, please know that we are working diligently to build an identity, set goals, and design a path to accomplish those goals. We will send out updates as we progress.

We have much to do, and we are only able to do it because of your support. Much more to come...

Thank you all and Goatspeed!

Brock Wahl
Chairman
North American Pronghorn Foundation

Let us know when the membership drive starts.
 
Good question. There’s a couple elements at play. Pronghorn Foundation, as an acronym “PF”, conflicted with Pheasants Forever. American Pronghorn Foundation was considered, but Pronghorn exist in Mexico and Canada, and North American was more inclusive of the potential to work in those countries in the future and acknowledged their full range.

We acknowledge that most people will likely refer to it as the “Pronghorn Foundation” or “NAPF” for short anyway.

Thank you for keeping the full Pronghorn range in mind when coming up with the name. We're starting to have a very healthy herd here in Saskatchewan and I was extremely fortunate to draw a tag last year.

Looking forward to joining the NAPF and hopefully see a Canadian chapter created and will be more than happy to help get that started if there is a will to expand!
 
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