Wing & Barrel Foundation
Supporting community, youth, veterans, and the outdoors—preserving tradition, inspiring the future.
The Wing & Barrel Foundation is committed to preserving the rich heritage and enduring spirit of hunting, fishing, and the outdoor sporting lifestyle in California. As one of the last remaining hunting and shooting clubs in the North Bay, Wing & Barrel Ranch—through the vision of its founding families—proudly leads the effort to pass these traditions to future generations. The Foundation supports youth, women, veterans, and the local community through hands-on education, firearms safety training, conservation initiatives, and outdoor access programs designed to grow participation and stewardship. We also invest in veteran outreach, youth development, habitat restoration, and community-based programs that strengthen land stewardship and wildlife conservation. Together, these efforts build the next generation of outdoorsmen and women while ensuring the future of the sporting lifestyle we value.
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Wing & Barrel Foundation Benefit + Auction
Supporting Youth, Veterans & Conservation
Saturday, March 7, 2026 | 4:30–9:00 PM
Wing & Barrel Ranch | Sonoma, CA
Join us for the Wing & Barrel Foundation’s most important fundraising event of the year — an evening that brings our community together to support youth education, veteran programs, and conservation initiatives that protect the sporting lifestyle we value.
Co-hosted with the Safari Club International Wine Country Chapter, this special event unites hands-on conservation action with advocacy that protects hunting, fishing, and outdoor access at the state and national level.
Enjoy cocktails, a wild game dinner, and a live auction featuring premier outdoor experiences and curated offerings — all benefiting programs that preserve land, expand access, and build the next generation of sportsmen and women.
Special Guest: Laird Hamberlin, CEO, Safari Club International
Space is limited. Reserve your seat today and be part of something greater.
