Past Events
2019 Tournament
2019 was our biggest year to date. With over 200 anglers and the support of our generous donors and sponsors, we were able to raise over $90,000 for our charities!
For our 2019 tournament, two organizations that TACC chose to benefit were Mission United and PTSD Foundation of America - Camp Hope.
2019 Newsletter
Mission United
Veterans returning home from service often find the transition from a structured military regimen to a less structured civilian life extremely difficult. They struggle to find employment, navigate the hiring process, and re-engage in careers that give them a sense of purpose. Too many veterans returning to civilian life struggle to meet their most basic needs, like housing and health care. With MISSION UNITED, all it takes is one call for veterans, active duty military members, and their families to be connected with a dedicated case coordinator who will guide them through the process from beginning to end and find the resources to meet their unique needs.
PTSD Foundation of America - Camp Hope
Camp Hope provides interim housing for Wounded Warriors, veterans and their families suffering from combat related PTSD in a caring and positive environment. In addition to temporary housing, Camp Hope offers a 90+ day PTSD recovery program. Staff also assists veterans with a myriad of issues including job placement, coordination with the Department of Veteran’s Affairs and reputable veteran service organizations to assist with claims and benefits, transportation to appointments and peer support groups integration. The Camp Hope community embraces our troops, veterans and their families as they seek the rewarding and fulfilling lives they so richly deserve.
2018 Tournament
2018 was our 2nd year back at Waterman’s. We had a huge turnout and weighed over 400 lbs of fish. We saw a big increase in the amount raised with over $50,000 going to our two charities.
For our 2018 tournament, two organizations that TACC chose to benefit were United Way of Greater Houston and OATH, Inc.
2018 Newsletter
United Way of Greater Houston
For more than 95 years, United Way of Greater Houston has been a leader and trusted partner in improving lives, tackling key community social issues, and making a lasting difference. Last year, United Way of Greater Houston touched the lives of nearly 2 million of our neighbors in the Bay Area and in Fort Bend, Harris, Montgomery, and Waller counties. United Way focuses on strengthening our community by developing children and youth to their full potential, creating strong families and safe neighborhoods, sustaining senior independence and rebuilding people’s lives in times of crisis.
Outdoor Association for True Heroes
Outdoor Association for True Heroes, Incorporated, or OATH, Inc., is a faith based Nonprofit Organization established in January 2014, that utilizes various outdoors activities centered around Faith, Family, and Community to improve the quality of life of our eligible veterans. OATH Currently has 184 registered veterans across 6 state chapters in Texas, Utah, Indiana, Idaho, New York and Louisiana and this number is constantly growing with a New Mexico Chapter recently coming online.
