How much funding does HSCF Conservation Grants provide?

Funding amounts vary. Check the grant details for specifics.

HSCF Conservation Grants

Foundation Rolling (Quarterly) Grants for Nonprofits Wildlife Grants Environmental Education Grants Grants for Youth Programs

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Funding Amount

Varies

Deadline

May 1, 2026

23 days left

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

HSCF Conservation Grants

Overview: HSCF provides conservation grants to support meaningful initiatives that align with the organization's mission to preserve hunting through education and conservation. The grants fund a variety of impactful projects across wildlife, education, and outdoor heritage.

Geographic Scope: United States (applicants must be U.S.-based)

Focus Areas:

Habitat improvement projects

Wildlife research studies

Outdoor educational programs

Youth hunter education and outreach initiatives

Conservation and education programs

Veterans outreach programs

Eligibility:

U.S.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations

Academic institutions

Qualified conservation professionals and educators

Organizations aligned with HSCF's mission and values

Selection Criteria:

Alignment with HSCF's conservation and education mission

Clearly defined goals and measurable outcomes

Feasible project timeline and appropriate budget

Ability to execute the project with transparency and accountability

Potential for lasting impact in conservation, education, or hunting heritage

Grant Recipient Requirements:

Maintain records of all grant fund expenditures

Submit final report within one year of award or upon project completion

Credit HSCF in all public mentions of project and funding

Provide article and photographic documentation (HSCF retains permission to use content)

Funds must be used solely for approved project—no exceptions

No grant funds may be used for lobbying, political purposes, or indirect costs (IDC)

Additional/ongoing funding requires separate application

Noncompliance results in ineligibility for future funding

Recent Grant Examples (Q3 2025):

Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation: $20,000

Texas Parks & Wildlife Foundation (Desert Bighorn Sheep Coalition): $5,000

Texas Parks & Wildlife Foundation (Stewards of the Wild): $5,000

Veterans Outreach Programs: $10,000

Wild Sheep Foundation: $5,000

Application Timeline:
Applications accepted year-round with quarterly review deadlines:

February 1 deadline for March review

May 1 deadline for June review

August 1 deadline for September review

November 1 deadline for December review

Contact Information:
Houston Safari Club Foundation
14811 St. Mary's Lane Suite 265
Houston, TX 77079
713.623.8844
Mon–Fri: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM (CDT)

Website: hscfdn.org/grants

About the Funder:
Houston Safari Club Foundation (HSCF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the sport of hunting through education, conservation, and the promotion of hunting heritage.

How to Apply

Application Process

1. Review your project to ensure alignment with HSCF's mission and values

2. Download the grant application form at hscfdn.org/grants

3. Complete the application including:
- Project goals and objectives
- Clearly defined goals and measurable outcomes
- Feasible project timeline
- Appropriate budget
- HSCF sponsor information (or write "No Sponsor" if you don't have one)

4. Submit by the deadline - first day of the month preceding a review quarter:
- February 1 for March review
- May 1 for June review
- August 1 for September review
- November 1 for December review

5. HSCF Review Process:
- All applications evaluated by HSCF Grants Committee and Board of Directors
- Rigorous vetting process to ensure financial stewardship and donor impact
- Selection based on mission alignment, clear outcomes, feasible timeline, execution ability, and lasting impact potential