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National Shooting Sports Foundation: all 120 grants

Largest first · $3.1M across 2021–2024 · back to the overview

• $10,000

  Ronald McDonald House of Ct · New Haven, CT · 2021

  Shooting sports development

• $9,275

  Swanson Russell · Lincoln, NE · 2023

  Shooting sports development

• $9,275

  Swanson Russell · Lincoln, NE · 2022

  Shooting sports development

• $8,500

  Northeast Fish and Wildlife Conference · Burlington, VT · 2023

  Shooting sports development

• $8,500

  Northeast Fish and Wildlife Conference · Burlington, VT · 2022

  Shooting sports development

• $8,000

  National Association of Sporting Goods Wholesalers · Ankeny, IA · 2024

  Shooting sports development

• $8,000

  Nasgw · Ankeny, IA · 2023

  Shooting sports development

• $8,000

  Nasgw · Ankeny, IA · 2022

  Shooting sports development

• $7,500

  Delta Defense Llc · Westbend, WI · 2024

  Shooting sports development

• $7,400

  Minnesota Conservation Federation · St Paul, MN · 2021

  Shooting sports development

• $7,000

  Wy Womens Foundation · Laramie, WY · 2021

  Shooting sports development

• $6,250

  Republican State Leadership Committee · Washington, DC · 2024

  Shooting sports development

• $6,000

  Outdoor Writer'S Association of America · Missoula, MT · 2023

  Shooting sports development

• $6,000

  Professional Outdoor Media Association · Johnstown, PA · 2023

  Shooting sports development

• $6,000

  Outdoor Writer'S Association of America · Missoula, MT · 2022

  Shooting sports development

• $6,000

  Professional Outdoor Media Association · Johnstown, PA · 2022

  Shooting sports development

• $6,000

  Outdoor Writer'S Association · Missoula, MT · 2021

  Shooting sports development

• $6,000

  Professional Outdoor Media Association · Johnstown, PA · 2021

  Shooting sports development

• $5,500

  Wafwa · Boise, ID · 2023

  Shooting sports development

• $5,500

  Wafwa · Boise, ID · 2022

  Shooting sports development