NRA Foundation

The Nra Foundation financially supports programs that provide direct community support, including: eddie eagle gunsafe program for children; partners in shooting, working with individuals with physical disabilities in the shooting sports; refuse to be a victim program training women on how to avoid being the victim of a crime; wildlife and natural resource conservation goals, such as hunters for the hungry; environment conservation and hunting outreach (echo); youth hunter education challenge (yhec); national school shield; basic firearms training and safety courses; marksmanship qualification programs; instructor and range safety officer certifications; and law enforcement training. Boy scouts and 4-h groups are among the most frequent recipients of funding - for merit badge, hunter education and safety training. Numerous programs benefit men, women and youth across the country.

The Nra Foundation's national firearms law seminar is conducted annually and is an opportunity for attorneys who represent firearms owners and firearms-related businesses to meet and discuss legal issues and theories relevant to this expanding area of the law. A nationally-renowned faculty is always on hand to address a broad range of firearms-related issues.