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Michigan Outdoor Wishmakers

Michigan nonprofit providing no-cost hunting and fishing adventures — including a dedicated veterans' whitetail hunt — for veterans and others living with a life-threatening illness or limiting disability, using specialized equipment and accessible lodges and charters.

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Cost
Free — adventures come at no cost to participants or their families
Coverage
Michigan (statewide) (Michigan)
Eligibility
Participants must have a life-threatening illness or life-limiting disability; nominated via the organization's website.
Last Verified
August 27, 2026

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