Memberships

SCI National 1-year Membership:

$65

Northwoods Chapter membership dues:

$16/year or $45/3 years.

 

You must be an SCI national member to be a chapter member

 

To become a new member, or renew SCI and Northwoods Chapter membership – Print and complete the following form:

By joining SCI, you are joining more than 55,000 other SCI members worldwide.

Those members collectively belong to more than 190 local SCI Chapters (there are 10 chapters in Michigan), allowing you to join a group of dedicated SCI members in your community. Chapters raise money to support SCI’s mission in their own backyards. The majority of funds raised by a Chapter are spent by the Chapter. Chapters support SCI’s Washington, D.C. office and our worldwide efforts to protect hunting rights, and fulfill countless local conservation, education and humanitarian projects.

SCI IS THE LEADER IN PROTECTING THE FREEDOM TO HUNT AND PROMOTING WILDLIFE CONSERVATION WORLDWIDE.

SCI is a 501(c)4 hunter advocacy organization.

    • Since 1979, SCI has spent nearly $400 million on hunter advocacy and wildlife conservation.
    • Since 2000 alone, SCI has spent $200 million protecting the freedom to hunt.
    • SCI’s Washington, DC office includes attorneys and wildlife biologists working 24/7 on behalf of all hunters.
    • SCI-PAC is the largest hunter-driven Political Action Committee supporting only pro-sportsmen candidates.

    SCI FOUNDATION FUNDS AND DIRECTS WORLDWIDE PROGRAMS DEDICATED TO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AND OUTDOOR EDUCATION.

    SCI is a 501(c)3 charitable non-profit organization

      Since 2000, SCI Foundation has spent $60 million in conservation, wildlife education, and humanitarian services. SCI Foundation spends about $4 million annually to promote science-based conservation through wildlife research, capacity building in governments, youth education, and humanitarian programs.- SCI Foundation has donated more than 1.5 million pounds of venison via the Sportsmen Against Hunter Program.

      Father and son sitting together in truck outdoors with shotgun hunting gear.

      Hunting Facts

      Hunters and anglers in the U.S. over the age of 16

      The collective importance of the hunting, angling and shooting community represents a $90 billion industry in America.

      State and local taxes paid for by hunters (USD)

      Was spent in 2011 to own, lease and cultivate land (USD)