Southern Harlequin is not a registered nonprofit yet. The paperwork is in progress. Until it's done we can't take tax-deductible donations, and I'd rather say that plainly than let anybody assume otherwise. What we can do right now is run lake days, line up volunteers and boats, and build the list of women we want to take out first.
Single moms, their kids, and women in a hard season.
Divorce. Abuse. The loss of a husband. A stretch of life that just hasn't let up. If that's where you are, you're exactly who we had in mind when we started this.
You don't need gear, a fishing license story, or any experience at all. You don't have to be having a good day. Bring the kids or leave them home. We'll handle the rest.
Request a lake dayThree steps, and none of them are hard
You reach out
Fill out the form below, or send a message on Facebook or Instagram. Tell us as much or as little as you want to.
We find a Saturday
We'll work around your schedule and the weather, and pick a lake close to you if we can.
You just show up
Rods, bait, life jackets, water, snacks and sunscreen are on us. Wear shoes you don’t mind getting wet.
Three ways to put somebody on the water
All three matter. The third one is free and honestly does the most.
Sponsor a trip
Cover the gas, bait and lunch for one lake day. We'll tell you how it went — no names, just the good part.
[YOUR AMOUNT] covers one daySponsor a dayVolunteer a boat day
Got a boat and a free Saturday? That's the whole job. One boat means one more family out there with us.
NC lakes, mostly spring through fallOffer a boatTell one person
You probably already know the woman this is for. Send her this page. That's it — that's the whole ask.
Costs nothing, works bestShare on FacebookRequest a lake day, offer a boat, or just say hey
One form for all of it. Nothing you write here goes anywhere but my inbox.
