Tips for Receiving Grants From the JHSSF

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• We are more likely to approve a grant request that benefits children entering shooting sports versus adults.
• We are more likely to approve grants promoting shooting sports to women than men.
• We are more likely to approve beginning level classes than intermediate-level programing.
• We are more likely to support infrastructure or program requests than maintenance or other operating costs.
• We have approved grants that cost over $75/person (Wyoming Game & Fish) down to only a few dollars per person (JH Shooting Experience).  We prefer to affect as many people as possible for as small of a price per person as possible.
• We are strict about only supporting grant requests that are for shooting sports including rifles, shotguns, archery and pistols.  We are unlikely to support unarmed women’s self defense, skiing trips, etc.
• We have discovered that a local “for profit” shooting instruction business and its owners do 90% of the “heavy lifting” in actually reaching new people and getting them involved in shooting sports, so we are not opposed to “for-profit” organizations requesting grants.
• We do not accept donations that are “earmarked” unless we agree with the project, and the donor is contributing 100% of the  funds for the project.

Again, not all members agree with the above, and we have some heated debates in our meetings, but the above is often how things shake out in the end.  Please contact us for further advice as you prepare your grant request.  We respect the many hours of thought and deliberation that go in before even beginning write a grant request, and we understand that your time is likely valuable, so we want to make things as streamlined and transparent as possible.  jhshootingsportsfoundation (at) gmail.com