About Nra Freedom Action Foundation
The NRA Freedom Action Foundation's mission is to identify unregistered gun owners and Second Amendment supporters through research, reach out to them, teach the importance of exercising voting rights, and fund litigation to protect the Second Amendment.
Focus Areas
Voter registrationCivic educationSecond Amendment litigation supportVoter mobilization
Who They Fund
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About Nra Freedom Action Foundation
The largest recent grant in the record went to the National Rifle Association of America, with $1,492,500 awarded in 2025. That grant pattern is consistent with the foundation’s stated mission: identifying and reaching unregistered gun owners and Second Amendment supporters, encouraging voter participation, and funding litigation tied to Second Amendment rights. In the available grant history, the same recipient appears in each of the three listed awards, showing a close relationship with one organization rather than a broad spread of grantees. The 2024 award was $1,000,000, followed by $465,000 in 2023, all to the National Rifle Association of America in Fairfax, Virginia. The foundation also describes active programs for voter registration and civic education, along with litigation support for constitutional challenges. Taken together, the record points to a funder that combines civic engagement work with legal defense efforts around gun rights, while keeping its grantmaking concentrated in a small set of large awards.
What Nra Freedom Action Foundation Funds
On civic engagement, the foundation backs voter registration, outreach, and education tied to gun owners, hunters, and Second Amendment supporters. One stated program is Voter Registration & Mobilization Support, which covers registration and citizen education initiatives aimed at encouraging participation at the ballot box. A second program, Voter Registration & Civic Education Support, describes similar nonpartisan outreach and mobilization work. The legal side of the portfolio is equally explicit: the Litigation Funding Program and Second Amendment Litigation Funding both provide support for court cases and legal challenges that defend and strengthen Second Amendment rights. The foundation says it funds numerous court cases each year, showing that litigation support is an ongoing part of its grantmaking.
How Nra Freedom Action Foundation Gives
The typical grant size is large: p25 is $598,750, median is $732,500, and p75 is $866,250. The recent record shows a repeated one-recipient pattern, with all three listed grants going to the same organization across 2023, 2024, and 2025. The foundation’s grantmaking is local in scope, and the recipient country distribution is entirely U.S.-based. It does not fund individuals and does not make program-related investments.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$3M
Total Assets
$2.8M
Total Revenue
$810K
Total Expenses
$1.5M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $599K and $866K, with a median of $733K.
25th Percentile
$599K
Median
$733K
75th Percentile
$866K
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
About 100% of grants go to recipients in VA.
Funding intensity
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