Shoot for the Heart 2025 – A Record Year of Impact
We are deeply grateful for the incredible support shown at this year’s Shoot for the Heart event. Thanks to the participation and generosity of our sponsors, partners, and guests, we raised $118,107.84 in support of the American Heart Association. This brings the 14-year cumulative total to over $848,000.
This success reflects the passion and commitment of everyone involved—helping to advance heart health research and education while enjoying a great day of camaraderie and community.
We look forward to continuing this tradition of giving back and having fun together.
Mark your calendars for the 15th Annual Shoot for the Heart on September 11, 2026.
Together, we’re making a difference—one shot at a time.
SAVE THE DATE
15TH ANNUAL
SHOOT FOR THE HEART
SEPTEMBER 11, 2026
Since 2011, Annual Fundraiser Supports American Heart Association
Shoot for the Heart
Basin Engineering proudly supports Shoot for the Heart, an annual sporting clay tournament benefiting the American Heart Association. The event brings together partners, clients, and friends across the oil and gas community to raise funds for heart health research, education, and awareness.
Since its inception, Shoot for the Heart has combined friendly competition with a shared commitment to making a lasting impact. Each year’s event showcases the generosity and teamwork that define our industry—helping advance the mission of building longer, healthier lives for everyone.
Basin is honored to continue supporting this important cause and thanks all participants, sponsors, and volunteers who make
Shoot for the Heart a success year after year.
Pictured above is Larry Davis and his family including his granddaughter Lily.
The Bigger Meaning Behind SFTHTitle
There is no question SFTH is a lot of fun and a great way to stay connected with industry colleagues. There is also a very personal reason for the event. And to understand that, you just need to ask Larry Davis, Drilling Manager with Basin Engineering.
Larry will tell you how his granddaughter Lily was born with a congenital heart defect that threatened her life. The research from the American Heart Association provided surgeons with the knowledge they needed to successfully treat Lily.
"We want to support the work of the American Heart Association because heart disease and strokes continue to pose life threatening risks to so many and this is one way we can give back" said Larry Davis.
Craig Northcutt, Basin Engineering President, added "Heart disease and strokes are among the leading causes of death in the U.S. and we appreciate all that the AHA is doing to improve outcomes. We are also thankful for all the support from our industry colleagues".
