JAMES LAKEMAN, ACCEPTS 9TH SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION AWARD FOR SUPPORT OF WOUNDED VETERANS
The Georgia Chapter of Safari Club International (SCI) proudly accepted the prestigious Safari Club International Foundation (SCIF) Chapter Award in January 2025, recognizing their unwavering dedication and longstanding commitment to supporting wounded veterans. This is the 9th straight year the Georgia Chapter of SCI has received the Chapter Award for their work honoring veterans.
For over two decades, the Georgia Chapter of Safari Club International has been a beacon of compassion and support for veterans, organizing a myriad of events aimed at honoring and uplifting those who have sacrificed so much for their country.
In the preceding year of 2024, the Georgia Chapter orchestrated a series of impactful gatherings throughout the state of Georgia, providing invaluable opportunities for wounded veterans to find camaraderie and adventure. Among these events were serene fishing excursions spanning a weekend at Lake Lanier, where 40 wounded veterans found tranquility amidst the rippling waters. Additionally, Lake Oconee played host to its second annual event, welcoming 60 wounded veterans for a memorable Cast & Blast Fishing event in October. The third annual Cast & Blast event at Lake Oconee is schedule for September 20, 2025. The success of these endeavors was made possible through the collaborative efforts of numerous organizations and individuals, whose unwavering support and dedication ensured the seamless execution of each event.
Among the distinguished attendees at the Nashville conference for SCI was James Lakeman, owner and president of Glasslined Technologies also the GASCI Past President and Vet Committee Member, whose unwavering commitment to the wounded vets earned him well-deserved recognition. Alongside James, the esteemed current GA SCI president Lester Richardson, stood as shining examples of leadership and compassion. Not pictured-renowned author, esteemed television producer and host of several outdoor shows Jim Shockey was also in attendance.
James Lakeman, a local resident and business owner, has been an integral part of the community for years. His dedication to supporting wounded veterans reflects not only his personal values but also the ethos of his company, Glasslined Technologies, Inc. Through his leadership and commitment, Lakeman has made a significant impact on the lives of countless veterans, embodying the spirit of service and compassion. Including, donating $3,500 to cover travel expenses for the selected wounded veteran of the year.
For more information on volunteering or donating to the third annual Cast & Blast event at Lake Oconee, scheduled for September 20, 2025, kindly contact Info@Glasslined.com.