Midwest Crappie Hunters is a nonprofit organization that has been in operation since February 2019. The purpose of this organization is to teach the inner-city kids/youth, elderly, veterans, the disadvantaged, and anyone interested in learning about the outdoors, safety, fishing, and the upkeep of our aquatic resources. MCH strives to provide education and resources to overcome the lack of access and awareness of how fishing and the outdoors can have a positive impact on mental health and our community. Our organization provides a safe environment that consists of any race, gender, age, religion, and level of skill.

There are several members within the organization that has an Angler Education Instructor Certification. MCH hosts several free educational kids fishing clinics per year to teach the kids/youth all the benefits surrounding our ponds, lakes, and rivers. MCH introduces free educational resources and teach about fishing regulations, conserving the fish populations, and awareness for endangered fish species. MCH members raise money and volunteer for charitable events. If you would like to donate, please select the donate tab on the website and any contribution will be greatly appreciated. To see details about upcoming events and kids fishing clinics, please see “our event” section on the website.