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Hunting & Fishing Ministry is sponsored by 1687 Foundation. Offers healing and refuge through outdoor activities for those in need, including disabled children and veterans. All events are provided at no cost in a ranch setting near Abilene, Texas.
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# The 1687 Foundation - Christian Literature Offering Hope Encouragement Home ABOUT US Ministries APPLY News Hunting & Fishing Application Texas Hill Country Serve Outdoors Refuge Outfitters for Christ’s Kingdom Thank you for your interest in a Hunting & Fishing event with The 1687 Foundation. Please understand, this is only a request to apply and not a guarantee of access to a Hunting & Fishing event.
Our Hunting & Fishing events are open to other 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations. For the best response, please contact one of our ministry teams listed here about an event with us. If you feel you have a special circumstance and would like The 1687 Foundation to consider your request directly, please fill out the form below.
We want anyone in need to have the opportunity to be served. If you are a non-profit ministry or organization who serves the same ministry outreaches we do, we would like to explore an opportunity for a future Hunting & Fishing event with you, please fill out the form below. Note: all fields are required.
- [x] Please confirm that the above Email Address is correct. What is your title and affiliation with this organization? Organization/ministry Category Special Needs & Disabilities Please describe your organization / ministry in detail Does your organization/ministry have a website?
If your organization/ministry is a 501c3, please enter the Employer ID Number (EIN) Have you previously applied for an event with The 1687 Foundation? How did you hear about us? By submitting this request, I acknowledge that it is not a guarantee for providing a Hunting & Fishing Event.
I also acknowledge the above guidelines and agree that my responses are true and correct. The 1687 Foundation (“Foundation”) is a nonprofit corporation that is organized for Christian, educational, and charitable purposes. The Foundation is recognized by the IRS as tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
The mission of the Foundation is accomplished through the operation of its Retreat Ministry, Book Ministry, Hunting and Fishing Ministry, Museum Ministry; all as explained in this website. All of the Foundation’s activities are provided free of charge.
ABOUT USBOOK MINISTRYRETREAT PROGRAMAPPLY TO RETREAT PROGRAMHUNTING & FISHING MINISTRYAPPLY TO HUNTING & FISHING MINISTRYWOODY'S CLASSIC CARS & BASEBALL MUSEUM Cross Plains, Texas 76443 retreats@1687foundation. com ###### Hunting & Fishing Ministry Cross Plains, Texas 76443 huntingandfishing@1687foundation. com ###### Woody's Classic Car & Baseball Museum 500 SW Fifth St.
, TX-36 West Cross Plains, Texas 76443 Website design by Lamb Creek, Inc. * HUNTING & FISHING MINISTRY * WOODY'S CLASSIC CARS & BASEBALL MUSEUM * HUNTING & FISHING MINISTRY
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations collaborating with the 1687 Foundation to provide outdoor activities for disabled children and veterans. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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