2012-05-15T15:31:33-05:00 2011-06-30 CBIZ MHM LLC 3101 N Central Ave Ste 300 Phoenix AZ 85012 990 2010-07-01 860292099 Safari Club International Foundation SAFA 5206201220 4800 WEST GATES PASS ROAD TUCSON AZ 85745 DON MILLS 2012-05-15 6022646835 2010 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z DON MILLS CFO 4800 WEST GATES PASS ROAD TUCSON AZ 85745 14114041 false X WWW.SAFARICLUBFOUNDATION.ORG X 1972 NV TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE HUNTING AS A MAJOR BENEFIT FOR WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AND THE SUSTAINABLE USE OF WILDLIFE; AND FUND AND MANAGE WORLDWIDE PROGRAMS DEDICATED TO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION, (see Sch O) 12 12 36 100 4311 3567246 4786537 442149 1025135 956369 578056 270813 225168 5236577 6614896 548377 608406 0 1625798 1855573 0 530194 2861634 2963958 5035809 5427937 200768 1186959 14964236 16555278 373427 599604 14590809 15955674 X THE MISSION OF THE SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION IS TO FUND AND MANAGE WORLDWIDE PROGRAMS DEDICATED TO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION, OUTDOOR EDUCATION & HUMANITARIAN SERVICES. SEE SCHEDULE O FOR CONTINUATION. false false 1169535 219017 437683 EDUCATION PROJECTS: NUMEROUS PROJECTS CONDUCTED TO EDUCATE HUNTERS AND NON-HUNTERS ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT, ECOSYSTEMS, OUTDOOR LIVING SKILLS AND THE CRITICAL ROLE THE HUNTING SPORTSMAN PLAYS IN SCIENTIFIC WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AND ITS PRODUCTIVE IMPACT ON WILDLIFE POPULATIONS. AMERICAN Wilderness leadership school: facilities and programs for conservation and environmental education programs 775488 319014 INTERNATIONAL WILDLIFE MUSEUM: CONSTRUCTED TO PRESERVE AND DISPLAY THE PHYSICAL HISTORY OF WILDLIFE OF THE WORLD AND TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ON SCIENTIFIC CONSERVATION AND BIODIVERSITY ISSUES WHICH IMPACT CURRENT AND FUTURE WILDLIFE POPULATIONS. APPROXIMATELY 61,830 VISITORS. 1776817 268500 264472 WILDLIFE CONSERVATION PROJECTS: PROJECTS CONDUCTED WORLDWIDE TO ESTABLISH AND SUPPORT SCIENTIFIC AND BIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF WILDLIFE POPULATIONS IN ORDER TO ASSURE THE LONG-TERM SUSTAINABILITY OF THESE POPULATIONS. PROJECTS INCLUDE WILDLIFE RELOCATION, COLLARING, MONITORING AND DISEASE TESTING. 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PART V - LINE 4 THE EARNINGS OF THE ENDOWMENT FUNDS ARE TO BE USED FOR THE MISSION PROGRAMS SUCH AS WILDLIFE CONSERVATION, EDUCATION PROGRAMS, AND SCHOLARSHIPS. PART XI, LINE 8 LOSS ON UNCOLLECTIBLE PLEDGES RECEIVABLE $220,000 PART XII - LINE 2D COST OF GOODS SOLD: $ 64,047 PART XIII - LINE 2C LOSS ON UNCOLLECTIBLE PLEDGES RECEIVABLE $ 220,000 PART XIII - LINE 2D COST OF GOODS SOLD: $ 64,047 true Sub-Saharan Africa 1 2 Program Services CONSERVATION 354912 1 2 1 2 354912 354912 Sub-Saharan Africa GAME BIRD RESEARCH 15700 WIRE FUNDS Sub-Saharan Africa ANTIPOACHING AIRCRAFT COSTS 12500 WIRE Sub-Saharan Africa RHINO PROTECTION 7968 CHECK 1 2 false false false false false false PROCEDURE FOR MONITORING GRANTS OUTSIDE THE US PART I - LINE 2 SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION REQUESTS PROGRESS REPORTS AND FINAL REPORTS AS WELL AS PICTURES, VIDEOS AND AN ARTICLE DETAILING THE COMPLETED PROJECT. true KANSAS CITY CHAPTER - SCI 8820 NE 108TH ST KANSAS CITY MO 64157 942684643 501(C)(4) 5500 PROMOTE ARCHERY THE TEXAS A&M FOUNDATION 4461 TAMU COLLEGE STATION TX 77843 742245072 501(C)(3) 41500 GENETICS & HEALTH RESERACH PROJECT NATIONAL ARCHERY IN SCHOOLS PROGRAM 2035 RILEY RD SPARTA WI 54656 201112663 501(C)(3) 10000 ARCHERY EQUIPMENT FOR SCHOOLS WYOMING GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT PO BOX 67 JACKSON WY 83001 830208667 GOVERNMENT 8000 GPS COLLARS FOR GROS VENTRE ELK PROJECT UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA FOUNDATION PO BOX 7159 MISSOULA MT 59807 800362989 501(C)(3) 25000 ENDOWMENT SCHOLARSHIP OKLAHOMA STATION CHAPTER - SCI 12600 N ROCKWELL AVE - UNIT 16 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 731422705 731310792 501(C)(3) 7500 PROGRAM SUPPORT OHIO CHAPTER - SCI 26926 BAGLEY ROAD OLMSTED FALLS OH 44138 510157798 501(C)(3) 5500 PROGRAM SUPPORT NATIONAL 4-H SHOOTING SPORTS PO BOX 9601 MISSISSIPPI STATE MS 39762 850450505 501(C)(3) 10000 SUPPORT AMBASSADOR PROGRAM UNITY COLLEGE 90 QUAKER HILL ROAD INITY ME 049883712 010275130 501(C)(3) 7500 ENDOWMENT SCHOLARSHIP UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO PO BOX 441138 MOSCOW ID 838441138 237098404 501(C)(3) 7500 ENDOWMENT SCHOLARSHIP LONE SURVIVOR FOUNDATION 108 N HOUSTON BULLARD TX 757575112 271850918 501(C)(3) 45000 REHAB & RECOVERY OF WOUNDED WARRIORS CONSERVATION LDRS FOR TOMORROW WILDLIFE FOUNDATION PO BOX 9 ROUTE 9 DUNDEE IL 60118 362519612 501(C)(3) 6000 PROGRAM SUPPORT INLAND EMPIRE CHAPTER 13117 E BLACK RD CHATTAROY WA 99003 942684657 501(C)(4) 9150 PROGRAM SUPPORT DENVER CHAPTER - SCI 6048 LEE STREET ARVADA CO 800044992 510157851 501(C)(4) 8410 PROGRAM SUPPORT SE MICHIGAN BOWHUNTERS CHAPTER PO BOX 1646 CLARKSTON MI 48150 382946309 501(C)(4) 6000 PRPGRAM SUPPORT KENTUCKIANA CHAPTER - SCI 4102 CANE RUN RD LOUISVILLE KY 402164852 351923044 501(C)(4) 5500 PROGRAM SUPPORT MICHIGAN INVOLVEMENT COMMITTEE 2852 COLONIAL WAY BLOOMFIELD HILLS MI 48304 364526107 501(C)(3) 11000 PROGRAM SUPPORT MONTANA FISH WILDLIFE AND PARKS FOUNDATION 1420 EAST 6TH AVENUE HELENA MT 596200701 810528922 501(C)(3) 60000 PROGRAM SUPPORT NEW HAMSHIRE CHAPTER - SCI PO BOX 214 MOULTONBOROUGH NH 032540214 020527930 501(C)(4) 5500 PROGRAM SUPPORT NORTH COUNTRY BOWHUNTERS CHAPTER - SCI 22374 SUNRISE RD NE STACY MN 550799383 931073065 501(C)(4) 5500 PROGRAM SUPPORT NAVAJO NATION DEPT OF FISH & WILDLIFE PO BOX 1480 WINDOW ROCK AZ 86515 860092335 GOVERNMENT 59400 HUNTING TAG GRANT WHITE MOUNTAIN APACHE TRIBE PO BOX 220 WHITERIVER AZ 85941 860092030 GOVERNMENT 36000 HUNTING TAG GRANT BLACKFEET FISH AND WILDLIFE PO BOX 2809 BROWNING MT 59417 810212955 GOVERNMENT 18200 HUNTING TAG GRANT PENNSYLVANIA GAME COMMISSION 2001 ELMERTON AVE HARRISBURG PA 17110 251618042 GOVERNMENT 23200 HUNTING TAG GRANT WYOMING WILDLIFE - THE FOUNDATION PO BOX 20088 CHEYENNE WY 82003 830334172 GOVERNMENT 17100 HUNTING TAG GRANT ALASKA DEPT OF FISH & GAME PO BOX 25526 JEUNEAU AK 99802 926001185 GOVERNMENT 15300 HUNTING TAG GRANT 19 7 UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS 15 20000 PROCEDURE FOR MONITORING GRANTS INSIDE THE US PART I - LINE 2 SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION GIVES SEVERAL TYPES OF GRANTS (A) GRANTS MADE IN RESPONSE TO GENERAL GRANT REQUESTS - THE ORGANIZATION REQUESTS PROGRESS REPORTS AND FINAL REPORTS AS WELL AS PICTURES, VIDEOS AND AN ARTICLE DETAILING THE COMPLETED PROJECT. FOLLOW-UP IS DONE THROUGH THE SPAN OF THE PROJECT. (B) SCHOLARSHIPS - THE ORGANIZATION MAKES THESE DONATIONS DIRECTLY TO THE COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY FOR THE BENEFIT OF STUDENTS WHO ARE STUDYING IN FIELDS RELATED TO THE MISSION OF SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION, SUCH AS WILDLIFE CONSERVATION, IF THE STUDENT DROPS OUT, THE UNIVERSITY RETURNS THE FUNDS TO SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION. (C) SPECIFIC PROJECT OR EVENT GRANTS - THE ORGANIZATION SOMETIMES MAKES GRANTS TO WELL-KNOWN CHARITABLE EVENTS AND THEN OFTEN ATTENDS THE EVENTS. (D) CHAPTER MATCHING GRANTS - THESE GRANTS THAT SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION MAKES TO SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL CHAPTERS TO MATCH DONATIONS MADE BY THE CHAPTERS FOR VARIOUS MISSION-RELATED PROJECTS. SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION DOES NOT MAKE THE GRANT UNTIL DOCUMENTATION IS OBTAINED THAT THE CHAPTER DONATED THEIR PORTION OF THE GRANT. THE CHAPTER SENDS IN END-OF-THE-YEAR REPORTS AND PICTURES TO DOCUMENT PROGRESS ON THE PROJECT. X X X X X false false false false false false false false false WILLIAM MORTIZ 173016 1406 1603 12903 188928 KENNETH JAMES 153405 153405 990 SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION Part I Line 1 (cont from page 1) OUTDOOR EDUCATION AND HUMANITARIAN SERVICES. PART III - LINE 1 MISSION CONTINUATION: THE PURPOSES AND OBJECTIVES ARE A) WILDLIFE CONSERVATION: TO CONDUCT AND SUPPORT SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL STUDIES IN THE FIELD OF WILDLIFE CONSERVATION, TO ASSIST IN DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF SCIENTIFICALLY SOUND WILDLIFE PROGRAMS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF WILDLIFE AND HUNTING, AND TO DEMONSTRATE THE CONSTRUCTIVE ROLE THAT HUNTING AND HUNTERS PLAY IN THE CONSERVATION OF WILDLIFE. B) CONSERVATION EDUCATION: TO CARRY OUT AND SUPPORT EDUCATION PROGRAMS ON WILDLIFE CONSERVATION, ECOLOGY AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT THAT INCLUDE A DEMONSTRATION OF THE CONSTRUCTIVE ROLE THAT HUNTING AND HUNTERS PLAY IN THE NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND LAND MANAGEMENT. C) HUMANITARIAN SERVICES: TO DESIGN, CARRY OUT AND SUPPORT PROGRAMS TO ASSIST THE DISABLED IN ENJOYING SPORT HUNTING AND TO UTILIZE THE RESOURCES OF THE HUNTING COMMUNITY AND THE VARIOUS ASPECTS OF HUNTING TO AID THOSE LESS FORTUNATE BY PROVIDING HUMANITARIAN SERVICES. D) PROVIDE CHARITABLE DONATIONS: TO PROVIDE CHARITABLE DONATIONS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS OR TO INDIVIDUALS PURSUING THE SAME OR SIMILAR GOALS AS THOSE OF THE SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION. PART III - LINE 4D OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES: HUMANITARIAN SERVICES: CONDUCT NUMEROUS HUMANITARIAN RELIEF AND ENRICHMENT PROJECTS SUCH AS "SPORTSMEN AGAINST HUNGER" SERVING MILLIONS OF MEALS THROUGH FOOD BANKS AND HOMELESS SHELTERS, "SENSORY SAFARI" ENABLING VISUALLY IMPAIRED CHILDREN AND ADULTS TO SEE WILDLIFE THROUGH THEIR SENSE OF TOUCH, "SAFARI CARE" PROVIDING FREE SUPPLIES AND CLOTHING TO IMPOVERISHED COMMUNITIES WORLDWIDE, AND FULFILLING LIFELONG HUNTING WISHES THROUGH THE "DISABLED HUNTER" PROGRAM EXPENSES: $241,256 GRANTS: $120,889 REVENUE: $78,350 PART VI - LINE 4 The following changes were made to the SCIF Bylaws: 1) The notice period for amendment of Bylaws was set at 20 days, and it can be accomplished by email. 2) A revision was made to the structure of the Foundation Board of Directors, making it more independent of SCI. 3) A revision was made to the provisions on Officer positions and election process for Officers and Directors. 4)To Require ratification by SCI of certain key changes, such as dissolution, merger, change of mission, alienation of realty and intellectual property. 5) A revision was made to the structure and mandate of the Audit Committee, enabling it to meet current enhanced standards for audits of businesses and organizations. PART VI - LINE 6 AND 7A The Board of Directors of the Safari Club Foundation shall consist of: (1) four members of the SCI Executive Committee, not including the alternate member or the President, selected by vote of the SCI Executive Committee; (2) the Chairman of the Audit Committee; (3) the Chairman of the Past President's Council of SCI; (4) one (1) Past President of SCI or SCICF (Safari Club International Conservation Fund), selected by vote of the Past President's Council; (5) the Chairman of the SCIF 100 Hunter Legacy Fund Advisory Board; and (6) seven (7) directors selected by the SCI Foundation Board of Directors from among SCI members in good standing not currently serving on the SCI Board of Directors; provided that (i) The first selection pursuant to this paragraph 6 following its adoption shall be made by the directors serving pursuant to paragraphs 1 through 5 of this subsection from persons nominated by the Nominating Committee; and (ii) Any director selected pursuant to this paragraph 6 may not serve on the Board of Directors of SCI during his term of office on the Board of Directors of the SCI Foundation. Line 7b The affirmative vote of Safari Club International Board of Directors or Executive Committee as required by the SCI Bylaws, and the affirmative vote of the SCI Foundation Board of Directors at any regular or special meeting shall be required to approve the following actions: (1) Liquidation or dissolution of SCI Foundation; (2) Any sale, lease, or other transfer, mortgage, renovation of or construction on any real property owned or held by SCI Foundation; (3) Merger, consolidation or other transfer of substantially all of the assets of SCI Foundation; (4) Repeal, modification, amendment, in whole or in part, or addition to any provision in SCI Foundation's Articles of Incorporation or Bylaws as such relate to (i) the mission and/or purposes of SCI Foundation, (ii) the approval rights of Safari Club International, and/or (iii) the rights of Safari Club International to appoint directors to the SCI Foundation Board of Directors. LINE 11b THE FORM 990 IS PREPARED BY AN OUTSIDE ACCOUNTING FIRM AND REVIEWED BY THE CONTROLLER AND CFO. ONCE THE FORM 990 HAS BEEN REVIEWED, NOTICE IS SENT TO EACH MEMBER OF THE ORGANIZATION'S BOARD OF DIRECTORS INVITING THEM TO REVIEW THE FILED FORM 990. PART VI - LINE 12C IN ADDITION TO SENDING OUT AN ANNUAL QUESTIONNAIRE TO OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS TO DETERMINE CONFLICTS OF INTEREST, SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION PERIODICALLY REVIEWS WHETHER COMPENSATION ARRANGEMENTS AND BENEFITS ARE REASONABLE AND ARE THE RESULT OF ARMS-LENGTH BARGAINING, AND WHETHER ANY TRANSACTIONS, PARTNERSHIPS AND AGREEMENTS WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS OR INDIVIDUALS CONFORM TO WRITTEN POLICIES, ARE PROPERLY DOCUMENTED, REFLECT REASONABLE PAYMENTS FOR GOODS AND SERVICES, FURTHER SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION'S PURPOSES, AND DO NOT RESULT IN INUREMENT OR IMPERMISSIBLE PRIVATE BENEFIT. PART VI - LINE 15A & 15B GENERALLY, SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION WILL BASE COMPENSATION AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO THE APPROPRIATE EXTERNAL MARKETPLACE. TO DO THIS SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL RELIES ON RELEVANT COMPARABILITY DATA INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, COMPENSATION LEVELS PAID BY SIMILAR SITUATED ORGANIZATIONS FOR FUNCTIONALLY COMPARABLE POSITIONS, THE AVAILABILITY OF SIMILAR SERVICES IN THE GEOGRAPHIC AREA, CURRENT COMPENSATION SURVEYS COMPILED BY INDEPENDENT FIRMS AND ACTUAL WRITTEN OFFERS FROM SIMILAR INSTITUTIONS COMPETING FOR THE SERVICES OF THE INDIVIDUAL WHOSE COMPENSATION IS BEING CONSIDERED. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, THE COMPENSATION COMMITTEE, OR A SIMILAR COMMITTEE COMPRISED OF MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS WILL REVIEW AND APPROVE THE COMPENSATION ARRANGEMENTS. PART VI - LINE 19 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, THE FORM 990, GOVERNING DOCUMENTS AND A COMPILATION OF SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION POLICIES ARE POSTED ON SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION'S WEBSITE. PART XI - LINE 5 UNREALIZED GAINS $ 397,906 LOSS ON UNCOLLECTABLE PLEDGES (220,000) ---------- TOTAL $ 177,906 SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL 4800 WEST GATES PASS ROAD TUCSON AZ 85745 860974183 HUNTING ADVOC AZ 501(C)(4) false SAFARI INTERNATIONAL CONSERVATION FUND 4800 WEST GATES PASS ROAD TUCSON AZ 85745 237222137 INACTIVE AZ 501(C)(3) false false false true false false false false false true false false false true false false false false false SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL C 3645676 SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL I 68936