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Shooting Range Development Grant Program is sponsored by Arizona Game & Fish Department. This program encourages the development and improvement of shooting ranges and supports their maintenance and operation. It aims to support the Department's Hunter Education Program, encourage proficiency with firearms, promote safe practices, and provide safe shooting areas.
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NRA Range Grant Program – Learn More The National Rifle Association (NRA) offers grants up to $5,000 to assist with the acquisition, development, and improvement of shooting facilities. Eligible applicants must be 100% NRA membership-affiliated clubs. Applications are accepted annually from June 1 to August 1.
2. MidwayUSA Foundation Range Development Grants – Learn More The MidwayUSA Foundation provides competitive cash grants to existing shooting ranges for improvements and expansions aimed at increasing youth-oriented shooting activities. The grant cycle runs from February 1 to April 1 each year, with awards distributed in June.
Applicants must be MidwayUSA Foundation endowment holders. 3. National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) Hunting Heritage Trust Grant – Learn More The NSSF offers grants to support recruitment, retention, and reactivation (R3) efforts in hunting and shooting sports.
Qualified non-governmental organizations can apply for a portion of the annual $100,000 grant allotment. Emphasis is placed on programs that attract new participants and reactivate past participants. 4.
Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration Act Funds – Learn More Through the Pittman-Robertson Act, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service provides grants to state fish and wildlife agencies for the construction, operation, and maintenance of public shooting ranges. These funds are generated from excise taxes on firearms, ammunition, and archery equipment.
Organizations can partner with state agencies to access these funds for range development projects. Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources: Offers support for shooting range development to promote safe hunting and shooting practices. Alaska Department of Fish and Game: Provides grants to support shooting range development and hunter education programs.
Arizona Game and Fish Commission Shooting Range Development Grant Program: Provides grants to sportsmen’s clubs and government agencies for range development and improvement. Arkansas Game and Fish Commission: Offers assistance for shooting range development to enhance public access and safety. California Rifle Pistol Association: Provides grants to improve shooting ranges and promote safe shooting practices.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Shooting Range Development Grants: Offers funding to local governments, shooting clubs, and other entities to establish, improve, or expand shooting ranges. Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection: Provides assistance for shooting range development to support hunter education and shooting sports.
Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife: Offers grants to develop and improve shooting range facilities to promote hunter education and shooting sports. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission: Provides assistance for shooting range development to enhance public access and safety. Georgia Department of Natural Resources: Offers grants for shooting range development to support hunter education and shooting sports.
Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources: Provides assistance for shooting range development to promote safe shooting practices. Idaho Department of Fish and Game: Offers grants to improve shooting range facilities and promote hunter education. Illinois Department of Natural Resources: Provides assistance for shooting range development to enhance public access and safety.
Indiana Department of Natural Resources: Provides grants for shooting range development to enhance public access and promote safe shooting practices. Iowa Department of Natural Resources: Offers assistance for shooting range development to support hunter education and shooting sports. Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism: Offers assistance for shooting range development to support hunter education and shooting sports.
Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources: Provides grants to develop and improve shooting range facilities to promote hunter education and shooting sports. Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries: Provides grants to support the development and improvement of shooting range facilities. Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife: Offers grants for shooting range enhancement to promote safety and hunter education.
Maryland Department of Natural Resources: Provides assistance for shooting range development to enhance public access and safety. Massachusetts – Learn More Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife: Offers grants to improve shooting range facilities and promote hunter education. Michigan Department of Natural Resources: Provides assistance for shooting range development to support hunter education and shooting sports.
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources: Provides grants for both large and small shooting range projects to enhance facilities and access. Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks: Offers assistance for shooting range development to promote safe shooting practices. Missouri Department of Conservation: Provides grants to develop and improve shooting range facilities to support hunter education and shooting sports.
Montana Shooting Range Grant Program: Provides partial funding to shooting clubs, private organizations, local governments, and school districts to establish or improve shooting ranges. Nebraska Game and Parks Commission: Offers grants to develop and improve shooting range facilities to promote hunter education and shooting sports.
Nevada Department of Wildlife: Provides assistance for shooting range development to enhance public access and safety. New Hampshire – Learn More New Hampshire Fish and Game Department: Offers grants to improve shooting range facilities and promote hunter education. New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife: Provides assistance for shooting range development to support hunter education and shooting sports.
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish: Offers grants for shooting range development to support hunter education and shooting sports. New York State Department of Environmental Conservation: Provides grants to improve shooting ranges and promote safe shooting practices. North Carolina – Learn More North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission: Offers assistance for shooting range development to enhance public access and safety.
North Dakota – Learn More North Dakota Game and Fish Department: Offers assistance for shooting range development to support hunter education and public shooting opportunities. Ohio Department of Natural Resources: Provides grants for shooting range development to enhance facilities and promote safety. Oklahoma Shooting Sports Association: Offers assistance for shooting range development to support hunter education and shooting sports.
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife: Offers grants to develop and improve shooting ranges to support hunter education and shooting sports. Pennsylvania – Learn More Pennsylvania Game Commission: Provides assistance for shooting range development to enhance public access and safety.
Rhode Island – Learn More Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management: Offers assistance for shooting range development to promote safe shooting practices. South Carolina – Learn More South Carolina Department of Natural Resources: Provides grants to develop and improve shooting range facilities to support hunter education and shooting sports.
South Dakota – Learn More South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks: Provides assistance for shooting range development to promote safe shooting opportunities. Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency: Offers grants for shooting range development to enhance facilities and support hunter education. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department: Offers grants for shooting range development to enhance facilities and support hunter education.
Utah Division of Wildlife Resources: Provides assistance for shooting range development to promote safe shooting practices. Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department: Offers grants to improve shooting range facilities and promote hunter education. Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources: Provides assistance for shooting range development to enhance public access and safety.
Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office: Offers grants through the Firearms and Archery Range Recreation Program to create or improve public shooting and archery ranges. West Virginia – Learn More West Virginia Division of Natural Resources: Provides assistance for shooting range development to support hunter education and shooting sports.
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Shooting Range Grant Program: Provides grants to develop and improve shooting ranges to promote safe shooting opportunities. Wyoming Game and Fish Department: Offers assistance for shooting range development to enhance public access and safety. States can allocate these funds to support range projects, so partnering with state agencies can be beneficial.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Groups such as sportsmen's clubs and government agencies. If not a government agency, the organization must demonstrate five years of successful range operation. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Shooting Range Development Grant Program is funded by Arizona Game & Fish Department. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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