Lubbock Chapter Safari Club International

TO PROMOTE, PROTECT AND PRESERVE THE HUNTING HERITAGE THROUGH EDUCATION, LIGISLATIVE AND POLITICAL ADVOCACY, SCIENTIFIC WILDLIFE CONSERVATION, AND WILDLIFE RELATED HUMANITARIAN PROGRAMS.

GRANT TO CONSERVATION FORCE TO FURTHER THEIR WORLDWIDE EFFORTS IN PROTECTING HUNTERS RIGHTS 12,000 GRANT TO TEXAS A&M KINGSVILLE IF THEIR STUDIES OF THE SOUTH AMERICAN JAGUAR POPULATION IN SOUTH TEXAS AND NORTHERN MEXICO 6,600 GRANT TO TEXAS BIGHORN SOCIETY TO FURTHER THEIR CONSERVATION EFFORTS ON PROTECTING THE BIGHORN POPULATION IN TEXAS 10,000 GRANT TO SAFARIS UNLIMITED WORLDWIDE TO SUPPORT THEIR ANTI-POACHING EFFORTS IN ZIMBABWE 5,000 GRANT TO RUNGWA GAME SAFARIS TO ASSIST WITH THEIR ANTI-POACHING PROGRAM IN TANZANIA AFRICA 7,500 GRANT TO LUBBOCK SPORTSMANS CLUB TO FURTHER THEIR MISSION TO PROTET, PROMOTE AND PRESERVE THE HUNTING HERITAGE THROUGH EDUCATION, LEGISLATIVE AND POLITICAL ADVOCACY, SCIENTIFIC WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AND WILDLIFE RELATED HUMANITARIAN PROGRAMS 26,559.

GRANTS TO TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY RANGE AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT STUDENTS 3,000 TO HELP ESTABLISH A GRADUATE STUDENT ASSOCIATION SCHOLARHSIP TO SCI AWLS TRAINING PROGRAM

GRANTS TO THE TEXAS BOYS RANCH TO PROMOTE HUNTING AND CONSERVATION AWARENESS TO UNDERPRIVILEDGED YOUTH. 6,500 GRANT TO THE LYNN COUNTY 4H TO PROVIDE GUN SAFETY CLASSES TO STUDENTS 1,000 GRANT TO TEXAS GAME WARDENS TO PURCHASE BODY CAMERAS TO ASSIST IN LAW ENFORCEMENT FOR HUNTING AND FISHING MONTHLY CHAPTER NEWSLETTER ANNOUNCING MEETING TIME AND LOCATIONS 1,950 AND RELATED POSTAGE 178 GRANT TO LUBBOCK SOUTH PLAINS HONOR FLIGHT TO ASSIST VETERANS TO AFFORD TRAVEL TO WAR MEMORIALS IN WASHINGTON DC 3,200 GRANT TO TEXANS UNITED FOR HUNTING AND FISHING RIGHTS FOR SUPPORT TO TEXAS CONSTITUTION PROPOSITION 6 10,000 GRANT TO DISABILITY RESOURCES INC TO ASSIST IN THEIR STATED MISSION TO HELP DISABLED TEXANS 9,000

GRANT:NWARREN MMITCHEL FUND TO HELP DEFRAY MEDICAL EXPENSES OF YOUTH INJURED IN A FOUR WHEELER ACCIDENT PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES:ANNUAL CONTRIBUTION AND DUES TO SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL TO FURTHER PROMOTE THEIR PROGRAMS 37,200 PSA ANNOUNCEMENTS ONLOCAL RADIO PROMOTING THE ORGANIZATION AND ITS' ACHIEVEMENTS 4,150 CHAPTER SUPPLIES 522, MONTHLY CREDIT CARD FEES 130; TRAVEL EXPENSES TO SEND BOARD MEMBERS TO NATIONAL CONVENTIONS AND BOARD MEETINGS 1,990; MONTHLY MEETINGS EXPENSE 1,067 AND JOINT MEETING WITH DALLAS SAFARI CLUB TO PROMOTE RECIPROCAL ORGANIZATION COOPERATION 1,432