KANSAS CITY, MO (June, 2014) – Missouri Hunting Heritage Federation (MHHF) announces the appointment of Susan Williams as Executive Director. Williams, a Kansas City native, was selected by the MHHF Board of Directors after a nationwide search.

For his participation in the Missouri Hunting Heritage Federation (MHHF), Lee Vogel, one of the MHHF co-founders, was recognized in the August issue of Field & Stream Magazine as a Hero of Conservation.

David Rush, one of the founding board members of the Missouri Hunting Heritage Federation (MHHF) was recently recognized by the Conservation Federation of Missouri (CFM) as the Volunteer Hunter Education Instructor of the Year.

While many non-profit organizations have struggled during the last several years, the Missouri Hunting Heritage Federation (MHHF) has seen triple digit growth. At their annual meeting, held January 30 at Bass Pro Shop in Independence, MO, MHHF Executive Director, Allan Hoover detailed the organization’s three year growth and outlined plans for expansion over the next several years.

Missouri Hunting Heritage Federation, a two-year-old nonprofit organization based in Pleasant Hill, Mo., is poised to expand operations throughout Missouri, according to its president, Lee Vogel. MHHF conducts free weekend hunter education clinics designed to introduce youth, ages nine years and older, and their families to hunting and the outdoor way of life.