- Contributed over $200,000 to AL Department of Conservation Fish Hatchery for southern Flounder restocking program (2018 – 2020)
- Sponsored the live weigh in category for Speckled Trout and Redfish at the Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo 2020 – 2022
- Funded $40,000 Cobia Tagging Study with University of South Alabama to track migration patterns in the Gulf of Mexico (2019 & 2020)
- Funded $20,000 Bull Red Drum Study with University of South Alabama (2021)
- Contributed $50,000 to the Birmingham Zoo Lion Fish invasive species exhibit (2020)
- Contributed over $80,000 to University of South Alabama School of Marine Sciences Graduate Student (2017)
- Supported Fairhope High School Fishing Team in 2017, 2018, and 2019
- Funded and assisted in organizing the donation of over 500 Tons of concrete pipe and other concrete material donated by Forterra Company. CCA AL paid for the transportation (16 semi-truck loads from Mobile to Gulf Shores) and paid for the
- Crane rental/operator to unload the materials at the AL MRD storage yard in Gulf Shores.
- Donated 200 Trash Grabber stocks to the Alabama Coastal Cleanup to allow volunteers to reach trash stuck in areas of sawgrass and wetland areas. (September 2018)
- Assisted Alabama MRD in collaboration with the Saltwater Finnadicts Inshore Championship Tournament to collect live
- Flounder for the states’ hatchery program in Gulf Shores. (August 2018)
- Organized Snapper Check Promotional contest to help increase participation in the states reporting efforts to gather better data on the amount of Red Snapper our Alabama anglers harvest each season. (June 2018)
- Organized Camp Rap-A-Hope Kids Fishing Day and Siblings weekends for children who have either had cancer or currently battling cancer and their siblings. (June/September 2018) All campers went home with fishing rod combos
- Sponsored the Recreational division for the Alabama Marine Resources 2018 Lion Fish Rodeo. (Summer 2018)
- Sponsored the Kids Win Fishing Rodeo at the Wharf in Orange Beach (April 2018)
- AL MRD Crab Trap Cleanup in the Mobile Delta, provided lunch and prizes to participants (March 2018)
- Donated $65,000 to Department of Marine Resources Fish Hatchery to support Flounder Spawning Program (2018)
- Launched TAG Alabama, the first recreational fish tagging research program in the state with partners University of South
- Alabama and the Dauphin Island Sea Lab (2018)
- Funded Transportation and Storage of reefing material donated by Forterra Pipe Company and South Alabama Brick Co. Materials
- CCA Pelican Bay Reef off Dauphin Island (Spring 2017)
- Bernie Heggeman Memorial reef off of Dauphin Island (Spring 2017) $150,000 Contribution from CCA Alabama
- Partnered with Alabama Wildlife Federation and AL-MRD to develop the AL Reefs artificial reef plan and website www.alreefs.com to assist with securing more funding for AL reef program. To date, the program has received $30,000,000 in oil spill funds.
- Funded portion of AL-MRD’s K-9 program for enforcement department to combat poaching. (2015)
- Funded Tarpon study with the University of South Alabama to determine the migration of mature tarpon off the coast of Alabama in 2014 and currently being expanded for 2015 additional tags.
- Donated $150,000 to Inshore and Offshore reef projects in AL in partnership with AL-MRD (2013)
- Supported the Rigs to Reef program and opposed the Idle Iron imitative to remove idle offshore oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico that provide habitat for marine fish (2012)
- Donated $81,500 to build the Bayou Cour Reef in Mobile Bay in conjunction with the AL-MRD (2012)
- Established CCA Alabama license tag which allocates 75% of all proceeds to marine conservation projects (2009)
- Supported legislation to buy out licenses of active gill netters and to not allow new licenses to be issued (2008)
- Helped finance the building of a 3,000- ton inshore reef north of Ono Island (2006)
- Partnered in operation REEFEX, cooperative effort involving Department of Defense, AL-MRD, and CCA to deploy over 100 Korean War Army Tanks in Gulf of Mexico for artificial reef habitat (1994)
- Trained over 125 Coast Watch volunteers and instituted a reward program for persons who are instrumental in the arrest of those involved in violating laws designed to protect our marine resources.
- Established the Joe Bullard, SR. CCA Graduate Fellowship Fund at University of South Alabama to sponsor Master Student in Marine Biology Scholarship
- Only non-profit in Alabama dedicated strictly to conservation of marine resources
- First chapter founded outside of Texas in 1982 with proceeds from first fundraiser used to provide equipment for AL-MRD including night scopes, three-wheelers, spotlights, and 72 Mile Furano Radar.