West Virginia Promotes ‘Hunters Helping the Hungry’ Program for Holiday Season
The West Virginia Department of Natural Resources is promoting the 'Hunters Helping the Hungry' program, encouraging hunters across the state to donate deer meat to support families during the holiday season.
Charleston Huntington, WV, November 9, 2026 — The West Virginia Department of Natural Resources (WVDNR) is actively promoting its ‘Hunters Helping the Hungry’ program, a statewide initiative aimed at providing essential protein for families during the upcoming holiday season. The program encourages hunters to donate harvested deer meat to help those in need across West Virginia.
The ‘Hunters Helping the Hungry’ program serves as a crucial link between hunters and families facing food insecurity. By donating deer meat, hunters contribute directly to alleviating hunger within communities, particularly as the holiday period approaches.
The West Virginia Department of Natural Resources is spearheading the promotion of this initiative, working to increase participation among hunters. The specific details regarding the donation process, drop-off locations, and the timeline for donations are part of the promotional efforts, though not explicitly detailed in the summary provided.
This program highlights a community-driven effort where outdoor enthusiasts can directly support local families. The WVDNR’s promotion aims to raise awareness about the opportunity to make a significant contribution through the donation of venison.
Story summarized from the original created by Keith Conner on www.wowktv.com, see more information here.
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