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God’s Outdoor Angels tells Commission it has taken 151 veterans on trips, seeks partnerships
Summary
At the Feb. 5 meeting, Len Nicewonger and Ignacio Cenicacelaya presented God’s Outdoor Angels Foundation’s veteran outings program, saying it has taken 151 veterans and 9 children on trips since 2021 and raises about $50,000 a year to cover expenses.
Len Nicewonger and Ignacio Cenicacelaya presented God’s Outdoor Angels Foundation to the Harford County Commission on Veterans’ Affairs on Feb. 5, describing the nonprofit’s work taking veterans with disability ratings on hunting and fishing outings.
According to the presentation, the organization was founded in 2021, has taken 151 veterans and 9 children on trips, raises roughly $50,000 a year to cover expenses, and is expanding beyond Maryland into Pennsylvania, South Carolina and Virginia. Trip locations listed by the presenters included Solomon’s Island, Kent Island, pheasant hunts in Pylesville and big‑game hunts in Texas. Nicewonger and Cenicacelaya said the group coordinates with other organizations for promotion and support.
Commissioners were given the foundation’s website (https://www.godsoutdoorangels.com) as a contact for further information. The presentation was informational; commissioners did not record any formal vote or commitment of county funds at the meeting.
