by Dennis Keefe | Aug 27, 2024 | Fly Fishing, Mentoring, News & Updates
Three Cheers for Pamela Allen! We were thrilled to receive a mentor highlight nomination for Pamela because we couldn’t agree more with the kind words stated below. Pam has been with TMP for 3 years as a Lead Mentor, leading the Columbus, Ohio Project, and 1...
by Kaitlin | Nov 22, 2023 | Fly Fishing, Foster Care, Mentoring, Mentors, News & Updates
As the founders of The Mayfly Project, our belief in the power of fly fishing and mentorship grows exponentially every season because of the wonderful leads and mentors joining our teams. The village of TMP is held together by our leads and mentors who make the time...
by Kaitlin | Nov 15, 2023 | Conservation, Events, Fly Fishing, Foster Care, Mentoring
Our Virginia Projects were thrilled to receive grant support from the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources this season! Because of their generosity, we were able to introduce fly fishing, teach our conservation initiative, and make the outdoors more accessible...
by Kaitlin | Sep 11, 2023 | Fly Fishing, Mentoring, News & Updates
One month left to purchase your tickets to our 2nd Annual Mending the Line Fundraiser!!!! When – 6pm to 8:30pm – October 12th, 2023 Where – Chenal Event Center – 21 Rahling Circle, Little Rock, AR Guest Speaker – Hank Patterson Expect to enjoy an evening of TMP...
by Kaitlin | Aug 7, 2023 | Fly Fishing, Foster Care, Mentoring, News & Updates
“But you live in McCall, 4 hours from our local project?” I remember asking Brian Oakland, of Got Fishing, when he first reached out to us and told us he was going to not only raise funds for our Idaho Projects, but he wanted to join our project in Coeur’d Alene. He...
by Kaitlin | Jul 12, 2023 | Curriculum, Fly Fishing, Foster Care, Mentoring, News & Updates
From our Seattle Project Lead Mentor, Eileen Petralia: “During one of our project years, in the late planning stages, I learned that all of our mentees that registered would all be native Spanish speakers. As myself and some of the mentors had friends...
