The evening spotlighted the organization's expanding reach, culminating in the presentation of the 2026 DSCF Legacy Award to the Hornady Manufacturing Company president. Beyond the accolades, the gala expanded its elite donor base, inducting multiple new members into the Askari Circle—a distinction reserved for those who have committed at least $100,000 to the foundation’s mission.
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DSC Foundation Honors Steve Hornady at Annual Gala in Texas
Under the roof of the Gaylord Texan Resort, the Dallas Safari Club Foundation gathered conservationists from across the globe for its annual fundraising gala. The event served as a high-profile platform to highlight international wildlife projects while formally recognizing Steve Hornady for his enduring influence on shooting sports and conservation.
Direct financial support remains the core of the foundation’s operations. Recent capital allocations demonstrate a diverse geographic and biological focus: the Tanzania Lion Illumination Project has secured 750 livestock bomas, while the Eco Defense Group continues anti-poaching patrols in Kruger National Park. Habitat restoration also took center stage, with the Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia utilizing prescribed burns to restore 2,500 acres of Stone’s sheep territory. Meanwhile, in the United States, a $20,000 grant provided the Wyoming Game and Fish Department with 25 GPS collars to monitor mule deer migration patterns in relation to wind energy infrastructure.
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