Clay Shooting for a Cause: Supporting Oilfield Helping Hands

By: Richard Saxon

Richard Saxon is President and Wealth Advisor at Saxon Financial Group, which became a fully independent RIA in 2021. With experience since 1983 and previous affiliations with Smith Barney, Merrill Lynch, and Raymond James, Richard specializes in investment management and asset allocation, creating simplified platforms for families with complex financial needs.

April 29, 2026

Members of our team had the opportunity to participate in and volunteer at the 23rd Annual OHH Spring Break Sporting Clays Tournament.

The Oilfield Helping Hands (OHH) organization plays a vital role in supporting oilfield workers and their families during times of financial hardship caused by unforeseen circumstances. By providing a safety net for those facing job loss, health challenges, or natural disasters, OHH makes a meaningful difference in countless lives.

In the Community - Oilfield Helping Hands (OHH) Event

We’re proud to support such an impactful organization and always appreciate the chance to give back alongside others who are committed to helping families in need.

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Clay Shooting for a Cause: Supporting Oilfield Helping Hands

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