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FBITCAAA Members Connect for an Evening of Hatchet Throwing and Networking

13 May 2026 11:00 PM | Daniel Sallade (Administrator)

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, members and friends of the FBI Tampa Citizens Academy Alumni Association (FBITCAAA) gathered at Stumpy’s Hatchet House in Tampa for an evening centered on friendship, networking, and a little friendly competition.

The event offered attendees a relaxed setting to reconnect with familiar faces, welcome new friends, and strengthen the relationships that make the FBITCAAA community so special.

An Evening of Fun and Friendly Competition

Guests enjoyed two hours of hatchet throwing, along with Giant Jenga and plenty of opportunities for conversation and networking. Pizza and wings rounded out the evening, giving everyone a chance to socialize between turns at the throwing lanes.

Whether participants were experienced hatchet throwers or trying the activity for the first time, the evening was less about competition and more about camaraderie.

The informal atmosphere encouraged members to get to know one another outside of traditional meetings, programs, and service activities—helping strengthen the personal connections that support the Association’s work throughout the Tampa Bay community.

Building Connections That Strengthen Our Community

Networking events such as this are an important part of FBITCAAA’s mission. Strong relationships among alumni, community partners, and supporters help create a more engaged network of citizens committed to service, public safety, and continued support of the FBI’s community outreach efforts.

The evening provided an opportunity for longtime members to reconnect while giving newer participants a welcoming environment to become more involved with the organization.

From conversations over dinner to friendly competition at the hatchet lanes and Giant Jenga tables, the event demonstrated that building a strong community can be both meaningful and fun.

Continuing the FBITCAAA Tradition of Engagement

FBITCAAA extends its appreciation to everyone who joined us at Stumpy’s Hatchet House and helped make the evening memorable.

Events like this provide more than an opportunity to socialize—they strengthen the friendships and partnerships that allow FBITCAAA members to work together in support of community service, education, and public safety throughout the Tampa Bay area.

We look forward to welcoming members and friends at future FBITCAAA programs, networking gatherings, and volunteer opportunities as we continue building connections and making a positive difference in our community.


The FBI Tampa Citizens Academy Alumni Association is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization separate and apart from FBI.