This past weekend was another great success for Teaching Our Traditions (TOT) as young hunters and mentors came together to share the excitement of the outdoors. One of the highlights was watching Danny, an 11-year-old in his first year of hunting, experience a milestone moment. Danny is no stranger to
Teaching Our Traditions (TOT) is excited to announce that we’ll be at the Medina County Gun Show on October 11th & 12th! 📍 Location:Medina County Fairgrounds Community Center735 Lafayette RoadMedina, Ohio 44256 This event is a great opportunity to connect with the community, share our mission, and talk about the importance of mentoring kids in
Every season brings with it stories that remind us why Teaching Our Traditions (TOT) exists. These stories are not just about the harvest, but about the people, the journeys, and the values that connect us to something greater than ourselves. One of those stories belongs to Nicky, a young man
We’ve been very busy here at TOT these past few weeks and want to share some exciting news: On Saturday, Sept. 13 we hosted our first Sportsman’s banquet. With over 100 attendees, many amazing raffle prizes and a delicious dinner, our first fundraiser was a big success! As we’re gearing
On September 13, 2025, Teaching Our Traditions (TOT) held its very first fundraiser at the EOUV Club, and it was a tremendous success. The event brought together community members, supporters, and outdoor enthusiasts for an evening filled with excitement, prizes, and a shared commitment to mentoring the next generation in hunting and
Every parent hopes their child will find something that sparks passion, builds character, and helps shape who they become. For my daughter Bella, that spark came from the outdoors, and it all started with a neighbor who had a gift for teaching kids the traditions of hunting and fishing. When Bella
Isabella, known to her family and friends as Bella, was just 13 when she first showed an interest in hunting. Kenny, always eager to pass on his knowledge, was more than happy to teach her. Her very first deer was a young button buck, a milestone that sparked a passion
Recently the first board meeting of T.O.T. took place. Five of the 9 board members got together and discussed the future of TOT.
Teaching Our Traditions (TOT) was built on a passion that had already been in motion for years. Long before the name existed, Kenny was spending his free time mentoring kids in hunting and fishing. He believed that the outdoors had the power to teach patience, responsibility, and respect for nature. For Kenny,