Real Change in Our Communities Starts With You
Food insecurity, waste, and disconnection from nature doesn't have to be the norm. There's a better way — and Selfless Sportsman Association is here to help make it happen.
We connect ethical sportsman, certified processors, and local food banks to turn legally harvested wild game into life-sustaining meals for families in need. With your support, we can build a stronger, safer, and more selfless food system — one harvest at a time.
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“Our goal is simple: no ethical harvest wasted, no neighbor overlooked.”
Learn More About Our MissionFrequently Asked Questions
Find out how SSA turns wild harvests into community support — and how you can be part of it.
Selfless Sportsman Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that works with hunters to donate legally harvested wild game to individuals and families in need throughout East Tennessee.
We accept legally harvested deer, provided all state regulations are followed and the harvest is suitable for donation.
No. We do not accept roadkill under any circumstances. All donated game must be legally harvested through lawful hunting or fishing methods and processed in accordance with state guidelines.
All donated game must be processed through approved or partner processors and handled according to food safety standards to ensure the meat is wholesome and safe for consumption.
Donations are distributed to families and individuals experiencing food insecurity, as well as to partner organizations such as food pantries and community outreach programs within East Tennessee.
All meat distributed by Selfless Sportsman Association is provided at no cost to recipients. We do not sell wild game.
Yes. Selfless Sportsman Association is a pending 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Monetary donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. We can also provide documentation for qualifying non-cash donations where applicable.
You can support our mission by donating harvested game, volunteering, becoming a member, or making a financial contribution. Hunters, anglers, processors, and community partners are all welcome.