Phoenicia Fish & Game Association

Sportsmen's Club of Clifton Park is located at 644 Englemore Road Clifton Park, NY 12065 ParkDo you have any questions about our club, our facilities, our mission? Please contact the President Gary LaDue. For directions click here and enter your current address. Easily accessible from Exits 8 and 8-A of the Adirondack Northway, Sportsmen's Club of Clifton Park is nestled into 62 acres of woodlands and fields in the midst of this suburban community. Founded in 1947, our club has been serving area shooters for over 60 years. Sportsmen's Club of Clifton Park is a member of the NRA. Our members can join or renew their memberships with the NRA through our club representative Mark Cady. The club receives financial compensation for this service. Saturday 4 June 2011 from 8AM until 4PM. You must be at least 11 years old and show proof of age. Please bring your bow and arrows if you have them.

The Northwestern Connecticut Sportsmen's Association (NWCSA) is a private sporting club located on 315 scenic acres in Colebrook, CT, offering a variety of facilities for its 1,200 members, including archery, pistol, rifle, and trap shooting ranges, as well as hunting privileges on adjacent lands. The club is actively engaged in promoting good citizenship and hosts numerous events, educational programs, and safety training focused on conservation, fishing, and responsible firearm use. Managed by elected officers and a board of directors, NWCSA relies on member volunteers to oversee daily operations and foster community involvement. The association hosts public events and cultivates partnerships to support youth and women’s programs, ensuring a comprehensive approach to the shooting sports and outdoor activities. Generated from the website

The Catskill Community Center (CCC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering a supportive and caring community in the Town and Village of Catskill, NY. With a rich history and a bright future, CCC focuses on providing youth-based programming, adult programming, and community interaction to strengthen the local community through intellectual growth and physical activities. Transitioning from a physical location for programming to a granting organization, CCC now provides funding directly to local organizations and individuals that align with their mission and guidelines. Grant applications are accepted on a quarterly basis, with a range of funding from $250 to $5,000 available for eligible organizations and individuals operating on the local level and directly benefiting the Catskill community.Generated from the website