Funding search · EIN 273246488 · Huntsville, TX
Tu Mile Sportsman'S Association
A grantmaking public charity (files IRS Form 990, Schedule I). Charities like this often run real grant programs with application cycles.
- 15
- grants reported
- $218,804
- total given
- 2022–2025
- filing years
- $12,000
- median grant
Based on grants this organization reported to the IRS for tax years 2022–2025. This is what they filed, not a complete record of their giving, and recent years may be incomplete because filings lag.
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15 grants matching “shooting” · $218,804
- $30,875
Polk County 4-H Shotgun Club · 2025
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $20,000
Houston County 4-H Shooting · 2025
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $13,600
Walker County 4-H Shooting Sports · 2025
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $10,786
Montgomery Evergreen 4-H Club · 2025
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $6,500
Texas Brigade · 2025
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $5,373
West Montgomery County Shooting Sports · 2025
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $23,400
Walker County 4-H Shooting Sports · 2024
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $20,000
Houston County 4-H Shooting · 2024
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $20,000
Polk County 4-H Adult Leaders · 2024
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $10,807
Madison County 4-H Shotgun Club · 2024
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $15,000
Houston County 4-H Shooting · 2023
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $10,000
Walker County 4-H Shooting Sports · 2023
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $12,000
Houston County 4-H Shooting · 2022
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $11,500
Walker County 4-H Shooting Sports · 2022
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $8,963
Grimes County 4-H Shooting Sports Club · 2022
Aid in shooting sports for youth
Grant history
All 15 reported grants, largest first.
- $30,875
Polk County 4-H Shotgun Club · 2025
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $23,400
Walker County 4-H Shooting Sports · 2024
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $20,000
Houston County 4-H Shooting · 2025
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $20,000
Houston County 4-H Shooting · 2024
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $20,000
Polk County 4-H Adult Leaders · 2024
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $15,000
Houston County 4-H Shooting · 2023
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $13,600
Walker County 4-H Shooting Sports · 2025
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $12,000
Houston County 4-H Shooting · 2022
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $11,500
Walker County 4-H Shooting Sports · 2022
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $10,807
Madison County 4-H Shotgun Club · 2024
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $10,786
Montgomery Evergreen 4-H Club · 2025
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $10,000
Walker County 4-H Shooting Sports · 2023
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $8,963
Grimes County 4-H Shooting Sports Club · 2022
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $6,500
Texas Brigade · 2025
Aid in shooting sports for youth
- $5,373
West Montgomery County Shooting Sports · 2025
Aid in shooting sports for youth
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