Building North Dakota’s Future in Archery

Full Draw

A permanent home for archery in North Dakota.

Full Draw is about more than constructing a building. It is about creating the space, programs, coaching, competition, and long-term stability that allow archery to grow for generations. North Dakota has the athletes, families, coaches, volunteers, and momentum. Now we are working to build the infrastructure to match.

$10,000first campaign gift received

Our first campaign gift is in. Full Draw is officially underway, and every contribution helps move North Dakota closer to a permanent home for archery.

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Why now

The opportunity is bigger than a range.

Archery participation can only grow as far as access allows. A permanent year-round facility would give beginners a place to start, youth a place to return to week after week, coaches a place to teach, competitors a place to train, and major events a reason to come to North Dakota.

Oct–Apr

North Dakota weather makes dependable indoor access essential. A permanent facility keeps instruction, practice, leagues, and youth programs moving year-round.

Hours

Families and athletes routinely travel for training and competition. Better local infrastructure keeps more opportunity here while creating the capacity to welcome others into our community.

One shot

Programs, athletes, volunteers, events, and partnerships have created momentum. Full Draw is about turning that momentum into something permanent.

The vision

Built for more than shooting.

The vision is a purpose-built archery center designed around the full life of the sport: education, recreation, youth development, competition, coach training, community events, and the everyday practice that keeps people connected.

Full-distance indoor hallA large indoor range designed for practice, instruction, leagues, youth programming, and competition throughout the year.
Accessible and welcomingA facility designed so beginners, families, adaptive athletes, experienced archers, and community groups can all find a place in the sport.
Tournament-readySpace capable of supporting local events while creating opportunities to host larger regional and national-level competitions.
Education & coach developmentClassroom and training space for beginner instruction, after-school programming, coach education, meetings, and community partnerships.
Equipment & program supportStorage, bow support, loaner equipment, and program infrastructure that make it easier for people to try archery and keep participating.
Built for the futureA long-term nonprofit model designed to pair indoor and outdoor archery opportunities with sustainable programming and funding.

Ways to give

Give the way that works for you.

One-time or pledged

Give today, or pledge over three years. Campaign pledges are what let us break ground with confidence.

Corporate match

Many employers double gifts to 501(c)(3) organizations. Ask HR; your gift may hit twice as hard.

Gifts of grain

Farm families can donate bushels directly, a North Dakota tradition with real tax advantages. Talk to your elevator and your tax advisor.

In-kind & trades

Concrete, steel, electrical, and dirt work all matter because a building needs more than dollars. In-kind pledges count toward the goal.

IRA Gifts & Appreciated Assets

Eligible donors can support NDAA through a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) directly from an IRA or by donating appreciated securities. These options can be a tax-efficient way to make a meaningful gift.

Legacy gifts

Put the Alliance in your will or beneficiary designations, and keep arrows flying for the next generation.

The North Dakota Archery Alliance is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Consult your tax advisor about the best structure for your gift.

Help us build what comes next.

Full Draw is beginning with people who believe archery deserves a permanent future in North Dakota. Gifts of every size help turn that vision into programs, access, competition, and facilities that can serve the next generation.

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