Tag Archives: Kids

Kids S.A.F.E. Foundation

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2015 – Kids S.A.F.E. Founded by Derek LeBlanc

  • Children’s firearm safety
  • In Oregon, Washington, and Northern California

Kids S.A.F.E. Foundation
P.O Box 41194
Eugene, OR 97404

https://kidssafefoundation.org/

Our mission is to reach all children, not just the ones with firearms in their homes. Education, especially at a young age will save lives!! ZERO firearm accidents are the only acceptable goal!!

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Daily Bullet – Derek LeBlanc
Nov 25, 2020

USA YESS

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Youth Education in Shooting Sports (USAYESS)

founded in 2013

a non-profit organization and the nation’s premier and only all-inclusive youth program which introduces, grows, supports, and educates youth, and their families to firearm safety, shooting sports and wildlife conservation and habitat.

USAYESS Raffle
P.O. Box 1022
Colville, WA 99114

https://www.usayess.org/

STRIDE Adaptive Sports

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Since 2010

 educates and empowers individuals with special needs in life-changing sport and recreation programs to sustain healthy, active and fun lifestyles

  • STRIDE Adaptive Sports
  • 501(c)(3) nonprofit
  • provides over 8,000 adaptive sport and recreation lessons each year
    – to individuals with disabilities, focusing on youth and Wounded Warriors
  •  over 300 skilled volunteer
  • serves over 1,500 families
  •  17 different sports
  • at 26+ regional locations
  • partner member of Move United (formerly Disabled Sports USA)

Adaptive Target Shooting Program

  • Troy, NY
  •  held at the RPI Rifle Range
    – The range was built as a military shooting range in the early 1950’s
  • 1983  live ammo was replaced with air rifles

STRIDE Adaptive Sports
4482 NY Highway 150
West Sand Lake, New York 12196

518-598-1279

https://www.stride.org/sports/adaptive-target-shooting/

SSSF

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Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation

founded in 2000

a team-based youth development program that uses the shotgun sports of trap, skeet, and sporting clays to instill life skills such as discipline, safety, teamwork, ethics, self-confidence and other life values

  • 2000 founded and funded by the partnership of the National Shooting Sports Foundation and the Amateur Trapshooting Association
    (American Trap was the only program)
  • 2002 the National Skeet Shooting Association and the National Sporting Clay Association joined the partnership
    (American Skeet and Sporting Clays added)
  • 2007 the SSSF (Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation) was created as a public charity

    Scholastic Clay Target Program

  • 2012 the Scholastic Action Shooting Program was added
  • USA Shooting became involved
    (Olympic Games, Bunker Trap and International Skeet were added)

SSSF FOUNDATION OFFICE
5931 Roft Road
San Antonio, TX 78253

210-448-8946

https://sssfonline.org/

AL JSSP

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American Legion Junior Shooting Sports Program

Started in 1990

A youth rifle safety and procedure program allowing children to participate in an Olympic skill sport while fostering healthy competition.

The American Legion Junior Shooting Sports Program is a gun safety education and marksmanship program that encompasses the basic elements of safety, education, enjoyment and competition. Shooters use the .177 caliber air rifle. Both males and females can participate, through Legion sponsorship; disabled youth are encouraged to join, as competitive shooting is a sport that creates an equal playing field for all competitors.

Air Rifle Competition

The annual 3-Position Junior Air Rifle National Championship is a tournament that begins with postal matches. State and/or regional champions are determined and advance to a qualification round (also a postal match) to determine the athletes who will earn expense-paid trips to compete in the national championship. The national championship is a shoulder-to-shoulder match held each July at the USA Shooting range facilities at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs.

4H Shooting Sports

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4-H Shooting Sports

began in 1988

4-H organization has over 6.5 million members in the United States, from ages eight to eighteen, in approximately 90,000 clubs

To make the best better

a youth organization administered by the National Institute of Food and Agriculture of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)

The goal of 4-H is to develop citizenship, leadership, and life skills of youth through mostly experiential learning programs. Though typically thought of as an agriculturally focused organization as a result of its history, 4-H today focuses on citizenship, healthy living, science, engineering, and technology programs