NSSA - National Skeet Shooting Association

The National Skeet Shooting Association is the world's largest organization dedicated to the sport of Skeet Shooting.

Donate to NSSA-NSCA

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Thank you for your interest in making a donation to the National Skeet Shooting Association – National Sporting Clays Association.
Welcome to our temporary DONATIONS page. We will soon have a new portal for learning about and making donations.
You may currently make donations in these ways:

  • Mail a check to:
    Attn: Misty DeLeon
    NSSA-NSCA
    5931 Roft Rd.
    San Antonio, TX 78253

    Indicate to which fund you would like your donation allocated. See below for options.
  • Contact us by phone to make a donation by credit card:
    Misty DeLeon
    210-688-3371 ext. 213

We have established funds for several donation designations. For some of them, a donation may be either Endowed (a permanent fund from which only the investment proceeds are used) or Spendable (funds that can be used at any time needed, as determined by the Endowment Fund Committee). You may choose how you prefer to have your donation designated.

    Academic Scholarships – Endowed or Spendable
    NSSA Youth Camps – Endowed or Spendable
    NSCA Youth Camps – Endowed or Spendable
    Club Disaster Relief – Endowed or Spendable
    NSSA-NSCA Hal duPont Museum & Hall of Fame – Endowed or Spendable
    USA Sporting Clays Team – Endowed or Spendable
    NSSA-NSCA Endowment Fund – Unrestricted
    Referee Training Fund
    General Fund

If you would like to donate to a purpose that is not listed or need assistance in setting up a trust, estate bequest, or other gift that requires the assistance of an attorney, accountant, broker or other professional, you or your representative may contact us so we can assist you.

    Don Luscher
    330-687-8285

The National Skeet Shooting Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

This Month In Clay Target Nation

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The May issue of Clay Target Nation is full of smart shooting tips and some exciting event coverage.

In our Training Tips section, John Shima has some advice on using mindsight to improve your insight. Meanwhile, Gil and Vicki Ash discuss some common traits among common people — the one thing top shooters all share.

When it comes to features, NSCA Certified Instructor Bill Elliott shares tips for getting the most out of your next coaching session, while well-known shooter Grace Callahan offers some advice on lifestyle changes you can make that will benefit your shooting. On the skeet side, World Champion Stuart Brown does a deep dive on a subject that will affect most of us at one point or another: flinching. And John Shima is back with some shooting tips from history’s great philosophers. For example, when Aristotle said, “Quality is not an act; it is a habit,” he probably didn’t have shotgun shooting in mind — but that doesn’t mean you can’t learn from the wisdom of his statement.

And finally, we have full coverage of the NSCA Western Regional and the NSSA Triple J Classic.

Advertisers in the May issue are:

Clay Target Nation is available monthly to all members in digital and/or print form. Not a member? You can receive the next issue when you join at http://nssa-nsca.org/join-nssa-nsca/.

Apply for $5,000 NSSA or NSCA Scholarship

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Active NSSA and NSCA members who will graduate from high school this academic year are invited to apply for one of the eight $5,000 scholarships that will be awarded to deserving students this year. Four scholarships will be presented to NSSA members and four to NSCA members. The scholarship program is open not only to students pursuing a four-year degree but also to students attending two-year colleges and technical colleges. Recipients must begin their advanced studies in 2022.

Selection is based on a combination of participation in NSSA-NSCA, academic achievement, citizenship and need. The application process involves writing a short essay, completing an application form, providing grades and a letter of recommendation, and detailing your NSSA-NSCA participation and accomplishments. The deadline to apply is March 1, 2022.

Download NSSA Scholarship Application

Download NSCA Scholarship Application

 

Virtual Recruiting Event To Connect Youth With Colleges

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If you’re a youth shooter who’s currently considering colleges and looking for a place where you can continue your shooting career as well as your education, you’ll want to consider signing up for ACUI and College Shooting Sports Recruiting’s first FutureU Shotgun Sports Virtual Recruiting Event. This is the first event of its kind, designed to bring together high school athletes and college teams in an easy-to-attend virtual format. Recruiting during a pandemic hasn’t been easy, necessitating a creative, virtual solution, but both organizations hope to offer the event on an annual basis long after the pandemic is behind us.

This will be an excellent opportunity to connect and build relationships with college coaches and students, as well as connect with some other industry partners. But how exactly is a virtual recruiting event going to work?

There are two event dates: May 11 and May 27, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. CST on both days. The event is free for college coaches and free for students in grades 9 through 12 if you already have a College Shooting Sports Recruiting profile. If you don’t have a College Shooting Sports Recruiting profile, the registration fee is $59, and you will receive a code to create a free CSSR profile with your registration (a $59 value). This profile allows you to upload a shooting resume, including highlight video, photos and transcripts, and provide info on the type of program or major you’re looking to pursue. Coaches can review resumes to see who they want to reach out to.

During the event, each college will have a “booth” or virtual room. Within its room, the college can post information on its program that students can view. Expect to see video, downloadable PDFs, photos, school info, shooting team information and more. Coaches and other personnel will be available within the booth for students to request a one-on-one video conference. Coaches will have the ability to view your CSSR profile in real-time as you chat.

A silent auction will be offered during the event, where participants will be able to bid on assorted items and experiences. Proceeds from the silent auction will go toward scholarships and toward MidwayUSA Foundation team endowment accounts.

You can register for the FutureU Shotgun Sports Virtual Recruiting Event by clicking here, and you can find more information, including a list of participating colleges, at ACUI’s website.

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