2026 All Ears! Center Sporting Clays Tournament
Get ready for an unforgettable day of meaningful impact, sporting clays, great food, and friendly competition — all in support of children who are deaf or hard of hearing.
Whether you’re a seasoned shooter or just coming for the camaraderie, every shot helps change a child’s future.
Thursday, October 15th, 2026 at 9am
NEW LOCATION THIS YEAR
Greater Houston Gun Club
4700 McHard, Houston, TX 77053
An All Ears! Tradition Inspired by the Higdon Family
The All Ears! Center Sporting Clays Tournament began in 2015 when Johnny Higdon hosted the inaugural event inspired by his daughter, Brooke, who was born with hearing loss.
Like many families, Johnny and Pam Higdon faced uncertainty about Brooke’s future —Would she communicate easily with others? Would she participate in school activities and sports? Would she grow up to live independently?
Hearing with cochlear implants, Brooke attended mainstream schools, became active in sports, trained horses, and developed the confidence to advocate for herself in every area of life.
What started as one family’s story has become a powerful tradition, benefiting All Ears! Center and the children and families we serve.
Shoot With Purpose
Proceeds from the tournament benefit All Ears! Center and help provide early intervention and family-centered support for children with hearing loss.
When you participate, you are helping families access life-changing resources and opportunities.
What to Expect
· Sporting Clays Tournament
· Team & Individual Awards
· Door Prizes
· Breakfast, on site cooked BBQ Lunch, & Beverages after the shoot
· Networking Opportunities
· Sponsor Recognition Opportunities
· A Fun and Meaningful Day Supporting Babies and Children with hearing loss
Ready to Join Us?
Be part of an event that combines friendly competition with life-changing impact.
Register Your Team • Become a Sponsor • Support All Ears! Center
Spots fill quickly — gather your team and join us for a day that makes a lasting impact.
For questions or sponsorship information, contact Pam Bunn at pam.bunn@allearscenter.org.


