The ATA is here to help you determine what your next step should be with your archery project, from businesses to ranges. This is not a grant program, but rather a resource to help you find your next step. Think of this resource as a school guidance counselor. We’re here to help you decide where to apply for grants, give you advice for your future business, and help direct you to the right resources, whether they are one of ours or one of our partners’.
*Please note: The ATA is not directly providing any grants or funding. Funding is NOT guaranteed.
• Explore Bowfishing and Explore Bowhunting programs
• Archery Academies
• Temporary archery ranges
• Archery parks
• Permanent archery ranges
• Program equipment – subject to additional requirements
• Archery range additions and renovations
• Archery mentor programs
• Archery certifications and trainings
• College archery clubs and teams
• Archery program marketing efforts
• Programs that include archery pathway components
• Range designs subjected to additional requirements
• One-off programs that show direct connections to other programs
These are purely examples. If you have an archery-related idea, please submit.
• One-off programs
• Staff salary and compensation
• Firearm-ONLY programs /n on-archery programs
• Reimbursement of previous projects
• Background checks, club dues, or insurance
• On-site utilities
• Purchase of property
• Inventory
• Personal equipment
• Individual hunts
• Tournaments or related items
• Auction items and gifts
• Political advocacy efforts
• Indirect facilities, maintenance, and improvements
Disclaimer: The Archery Trade Association does not guarantee funding.