TY 2020 Form 990 Schedule I

(a) Name and address of organization or government	(d) Amount of cash grant	(h) Purpose of grant or assistance
(1) MAX MCGRAW WILDLIFE FOUNDATION PO BOX 9 DUNDEE,IL60018	60,000	CONSERVATION LEADERS FOR TOMORROW
(2) AMERICAN RIVERS INC 1101 14TH ST NW SUITE 1400 WASHINGTON,DC20005	9,000	PARTNERING ON FISH AND WILDLIFE PROJECTS
(3) WEST LIBERTY UNIVERSITY 208 UNIVERSITY DRIVE WEST LIBERTY,WV26074	8,375	PARTNERING ON FISH AND WILDLIFE PROJECTS
(4) ASTUTE SPRUCE LLC 520 SE VERA AVE CORVALLIS,OR97333	8,607	PARTNERING ON FISH AND WILDLIFE PROJECTS
(5) CAMPBELL COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT 136 MT PARAN RD JACKSBORO,TN37757	53,077	PARTNERING ON FISH AND WILDLIFE PROJECTS
(6) UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE MORGAN HALL ROOM 103 KNOXVILLE,TN37996	11,029	PARTNERING ON FISH AND WILDLIFE PROJECTS
(7) USDA FOREST SERVICE 12686 NW TWIN OAKS DR BRISTOL,FL32321	100,000	PARTNERING ON FISH AND WILDLIFE PROJECTS
(8) LOUISIANA DEPT OF WILDLIFE AND FISHERIES 2000 QUAIL DRIVE BATON ROUGE,LA70808	36,989	PARTNERING ON FISH AND WILDLIFE PROJECTS
(9) TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY 601 UNIVERSITY DRIVE JCK 420 SAN MARCOS,TX78666	5,250	PARTNERING ON FISH AND WILDLIFE PROJECTS
(10) CLEMSON UNIVERSITY 108 SILAS N PEARMAN BLVD CLEMSON,SC29634	18,358	PARTNERING ON FISH AND WILDLIFE PROJECTS
(11) DINKINS BIOLOGY CONSULTING LLC PO BOX 1851 POWELL,TN37849	16,366	PARTNERING ON FISH AND WILDLIFE PROJECTS
(12) TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY 3500 JOHN A MERRITT BLVD NASHVILLE,TN37209	10,039	PARTNERING ON FISH AND WILDLIFE PROJECTS
(13) ALABAMA DEPT OF CONSERVATION & NATURAL RESOURCES 64 NORTH UNION STREET SUITE 514 MONTGOMERY,AL36130	8,111	PARTNERING ON FISH AND WILDLIFE PROJECTS
(14) DIETRICH FARMS PARTNERSHIP 1987 HIGHWAY 2 GRACEVILLE,FL32440	10,000	PARTNERING ON FISH AND WILDLIFE PROJECTS
(15) FARM JOURNAL INC PO BOX 28742 NEW YORK,NY10087	33,013	PARTNERING ON FISH AND WILDLIFE PROJECTS
(16) PEARL RIVERKEEPER 810 BEAUMONT DRIVE MADISON,MS39110	5,000	PARTNERING ON FISH AND WILDLIFE PROJECTS
(17) VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE & STATE UNIVERSITY 300 TURNER STREET SUITE 4200 BLACKSBURG,VA24061	38,631	PARTNERING ON FISH AND WILDLIFE PROJECTS
(18) FLINT RIVER SOIL & WATER CONS DISTRICT 8207 GA 37 CAMILLA,GA31730	19,500	PARTNERING ON FISH AND WILDLIFE PROJECTS

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PART I, LINE 2:	THE ORGANIZATION AWARDS GRANTS TO A NUMBER OF NONPROFIT AND GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES TO ASSIST IT IN CARRYING OUT THE WORK OF COORDINATING AMONG THE MEMBER STATES TO IMPROVE FISH AND WILDLIFE HABITATS. THE ORGANIZATION NORMALLY REQUIRES A BUDGET FOR EACH GRANT AND REQUIRES THE GRANTEE TO PROVIDE A REPORT DETAILING THE AMOUNT OF MONEY SPENT ON EACH LINE ITEM. GRANTEES ALSO NORMALLY REPORT THE PROGRAM SPECIFIC BENCHMARKS MET BACK TO THE ORGANIZATION. THE SOUTHEASTERN AQUATIC RESOURCE PARTNERSHIP (SARP) COORDINATOR WORKS CLOSELY WITH MOST OF THE GRANTEES TO HELP ENSURE THAT PROGRAM OBJECTIVES ARE MET AND THAT GRANTEES SPEND THE GRANTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GRANT AWARD. GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS REPRESENT EXPENDITURES OF FEDERAL GRANTS THAT WERE USED TO ENHANCE WILDLIFE HABITAT ON LANDS OWNED BY PRIVATE OWNERS. THE ORGANIZATION REQUIRED EVIDENCE OF EXPENDITURES BY THE LANDOWNERS BEFORE THE ORGANIZATION REIMBURSED THE COSTS. IN SOME INSTANCES, THE ORGANIZATION PAID THE COST OF THE HABITAT IMPROVEMENTS DIRECTLY TO THE VENDOR DOING THE WORK. IN EITHER CASE, THE WORK WAS DONE AND REIMBURSEMENT MADE UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE SARP COORDINATOR. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO MAKES GRANTS UNDER OTHER PROGRAMS, SUCH AS THE SOUTHERN WINGS, CONSERVATION LEADERS FOR TOMORROW AND SOUTHEAST AT-RISK SPECIES PROGRAMS. GRANTS UNDER THESE PROGRAMS ARE ALSO MADE MOSTLY TO NONPROFIT AND GOVERNMENT ENTITIES. THESE PROGRAMS ARE MONITORED BY THE ORGANIZATION'S EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, FINANCE MANAGER,AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS. THESE PROGRAMS SIMILARLY GENERALLY HAVE A BUDGET AND THE ORGANIZATION REQUIRES REPORTING OF AMOUNTS SPENT IN ORDER FOR THE ORGANIZATION TO REMIT THE GRANT FUNDING.

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THE ORGANIZATION AWARDS GRANTS TO A NUMBER OF NONPROFIT AND GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES TO ASSIST IT IN CARRYING OUT THE WORK OF COORDINATING AMONG THE MEMBER STATES TO IMPROVE FISH AND WILDLIFE HABITATS. THE ORGANIZATION NORMALLY REQUIRES A BUDGET FOR EACH GRANT AND REQUIRES THE GRANTEE TO PROVIDE A REPORT DETAILING THE AMOUNT OF MONEY SPENT ON EACH LINE ITEM. GRANTEES ALSO NORMALLY REPORT THE PROGRAM SPECIFIC BENCHMARKS MET BACK TO THE ORGANIZATION. THE SOUTHEASTERN AQUATIC RESOURCE PARTNERSHIP (SARP) COORDINATOR WORKS CLOSELY WITH MOST OF THE GRANTEES TO HELP ENSURE THAT PROGRAM OBJECTIVES ARE MET AND THAT GRANTEES SPEND THE GRANTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GRANT AWARD. GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS REPRESENT EXPENDITURES OF FEDERAL GRANTS THAT WERE USED TO ENHANCE WILDLIFE HABITAT ON LANDS OWNED BY PRIVATE OWNERS. THE ORGANIZATION REQUIRED EVIDENCE OF EXPENDITURES BY THE LANDOWNERS BEFORE THE ORGANIZATION REIMBURSED THE COSTS. IN SOME INSTANCES, THE ORGANIZATION PAID THE COST OF THE HABITAT IMPROVEMENTS DIRECTLY TO THE VENDOR DOING THE WORK. IN EITHER CASE, THE WORK WAS DONE AND REIMBURSEMENT MADE UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE SARP COORDINATOR. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO MAKES GRANTS UNDER OTHER PROGRAMS, SUCH AS THE SOUTHERN WINGS, CONSERVATION LEADERS FOR TOMORROW AND SOUTHEAST AT-RISK SPECIES PROGRAMS. GRANTS UNDER THESE PROGRAMS ARE ALSO MADE MOSTLY TO NONPROFIT AND GOVERNMENT ENTITIES. THESE PROGRAMS ARE MONITORED BY THE ORGANIZATION'S EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, FINANCE MANAGER,AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS. THESE PROGRAMS SIMILARLY GENERALLY HAVE A BUDGET AND THE ORGANIZATION REQUIRES REPORTING OF AMOUNTS SPENT IN ORDER FOR THE ORGANIZATION TO REMIT THE GRANT FUNDING.

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(1) FISH AND WILDLIFE HABITAT IMPROVEMENTS	1	26,349
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