Education
Education is one of the keys to managing and protecting Arizona's wildlife. It is a long term investment that pays steadily over the years. Wildlife for Tomorrow Foundation currently supports multiple projects which have a major focus on education.

Endangered Species
Some of Arizona's fish and wildlife species are in danger of disappearing from our state, primarily from damage to or loss of habitat areas they depend on. These creatures need special help to keep them as part of our wild heritage. The Endangered Species Program seeks projects where contributions can be matched with those from other sources to not only leverage resources but to also encourage a team effort in saving a threatened or endangered species.

Habitat Acquisition and Improvement
Like education, acquiring critical habitats and improving areas for fish and wildlife use are long term investments. They are some of the best investments one can make in the future of Arizona's fish and wildlife resources. This category involves on-the-ground projects to improve habitat quality and purchase of habitat sites as well as acquisition of equipment necessary to carry out the work.

Recreation and Protection
A variety of projects which include development of recreational activities such as wildlife viewing opportunities, fishing and hunting sites and special law enforcement efforts make up this program. Recreational projects especially offer donors high visibility opportunities.