Love Tacos, Cornhole, and Morgan Wallen? Check Out This Veterans Benefit in NH

It's a huge event, and you are invited.  How's this for a fun time? A taco festival, cornhole tournament, golf simulator, and a shot at winning tickets to see Morgan Wallen at Fenway Park are all part of the "Fishing for a the Mission 22" benefit.

Operation Taco Fest is Saturday, August 12, from 11am to 5pm, so it's a full day for the entire family at the Sig Sauer Experience Center in Epping, New Hampshire.

Fishing for the Mission 22 is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization founded by Iraqi veteran Harold Skelton.  Disabled from war, Harold experienced firsthand the effects of PTSD, depression, and suicidal thoughts.  His incredible journey led him to find fishing as a powerful form of therapy.

According to Fishingforthemission22.org, "Motivated by the alarming statistic of 22 veterans lost to suicide daily in the United States, Harold decided to utilize his own healing experience to benefit his fellow brothers and sisters".  He started a non-profit organization to harness the therapeutic benefits of fishing for other veterans struggling with the hidden aftereffects of war.

The Sig Sauer Academy has offered the Morgan Wallen tickets to one lucky winner, but you must enter at the event.

There's a $10 fee for the Taco Fest, and a $40 for the cornhole tournament.  You do need to register here, as slots fill up.

C'mon, it's for a great cause, and benefits the New Hampshire programs of Fishing for the Mission 22.  Join 97.5 WOKQ's Jadd for a full day of fun with tacos, cornhole, golf simulation, a couple of alcohol trucks, and a shot at Morgan Wallen tickets to really make someone's day.

See ya there.