Your support helps TSRA continue its mission and programs across Texas. Explore our current fundraisers, request additional fundraiser items, become a Legacy Defender, or make a direct contribution.
Choose the area of TSRA you would like to support.
Supports youth programs, scholarships, education, and other charitable initiatives.
Make a ContributionTax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Contributions support TSRA PAC political activities and are subject to applicable reporting requirements.
Make a ContributionNot tax-deductible.
Supports TSRA operations, member services, communications, programs, and advocacy.
Make a ContributionNot tax-deductible.
Support TSRA by participating in one of our current fundraising campaigns.
Additional items from our current and recent fundraisers are available for those who would like to further support TSRA. Each fundraiser has a suggested contribution amount associated with the item.
Additional fundraiser items are available through TSRA PAC. Contributions to TSRA PAC are not tax-deductible.
The Alamo Society has evolved into TSRA Legacy Defenders.
Legacy Defenders provide dependable year-round support through monthly recurring contributions.
If you need to reactivate or update your recurring contribution information:
Need help?
Call 512-615-4200 or 866-897-4353.
TSRA Heritage 1919 – 501(c)(3)
Contributions support youth programs, scholarships, education, and other charitable initiatives. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Texas State Rifle Association – 501(c)(4)
Contributions support TSRA operations, member services, communications, programs, and advocacy. Contributions are not tax-deductible.
TSRA PAC
Contributions to TSRA PAC are not tax-deductible.
Contributions by corporations, as defined by the Texas Business Organization Code, can be accepted pursuant to Texas Ethics Commission rules and Texas Election Code 253. Any contributions that violate applicable TEC Rules or the Texas Election Code will be returned. For more information, please consult an attorney.