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Home » Houston Safari Club Foundation Welcomes Back Angi McCarthy as Director of Administrative Services

Houston Safari Club Foundation Welcomes Back Angi McCarthy as Director of Administrative Services

Adam Green By Adam Green April 24, 2026 2 Min Read
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Houston Safari Club Foundation Welcomes Back Angi McCarthy as Director of Administrative Services

HOUSTON, TX – April 22, 2026 — The Houston Safari Club Foundation (HSCF) is pleased to announce the return of Angi McCarthy as Director of Administrative Services. In this role, Angi supports the organization through her work in accounting and office administration, bringing a thoughtful, meticulous approach and a genuine care for the people behind the numbers.

Angi is widely recognized for her positive energy, approachable nature, and ability to create a calm, supportive environment for colleagues, members, and partners alike. Her return strengthens HSCF’s operational foundation and reinforces the organization’s commitment to excellence in service and stewardship.

With more than 20 years of experience in accounting and customer relations, Angi brings both technical expertise and a people-first mindset to her role. Her work is guided by core values of honesty, family, and growth. She believes that with faith and determination, anything is possible, an outlook that shapes both her professional contributions and personal life.

“Angi’s ability to connect with people while maintaining a high standard of accuracy and organization makes her an invaluable part of our team,” said Joe Betar, HSCF Executive Director. “We are excited to welcome her back and look forward to the positive impact she will continue to make.”

Outside of the office, Angi enjoys spending time with her family and embracing the outdoors, especially hiking, and exploring nature with her husband and dogs. Her passion for giving back and supporting others is evident in every interaction, as she strives to help people feel confident, grounded, and genuinely cared for.

Angi McCarthy can be reached at 713-623-8844 (O), 713-623-8492 (D), or via email at [email protected].

About Houston Safari Club Foundation
HSCF is a Houston-based nonprofit dedicated to preserving the sport of hunting through education, conservation, and the promotion of our hunting heritage. Learn more at wehuntwegive.org.



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