Videos tagged with Non-Profit Organization

Kyle Rittenhouse has launched the Rittenhouse Foundation, a non-profit organization based in Fort Worth, Texas. The foundation's stated mission is to protect the right to bear arms through education and legal assistance. This initiative marks a significant step in Rittenhouse's post-trial engagement with the Second Amendment community.

This video from Tactical Rifleman showcases clips and photos from "Operation Sand Snake 2022," an event organized by the Round Canopy Parachuting Team USA (RCPT). The description emphasizes the fun and camaraderie experienced during the event, highlighting RCPT's mission to keep the Airborne legacy alive and offer a unique experience for those who miss being Airborne or want to fulfill a bucket list item. The video also announces an upcoming event, "Operation Black Cat," in October and encourages viewers to sign up on RCPTUSA.org. It includes links to support Tactical Rifleman on Patreon and mentions a partner for night vision and thermal gear.

This video highlights the Battle Buddy 3 Gun initiative, a veteran-founded non-profit organization that creates wheelchair-accessible 3 Gun competitions. Co-founders Jeff and Brian explain their mission to provide veterans, including those with disabilities, with opportunities to engage in competitive shooting, fostering camaraderie and a sense of purpose. The video showcases their proprietary table system designed to enhance self-sufficiency for chair-bound shooters, allowing them to manage gear and reload effectively. The hosts, John Key and Michael Singleton, express strong support for the program's impact on veterans' lives and its role in humanizing firearms culture.

This video follows a group of civilians, including the Tactical Rifleman team, as they participate in an "Airborne School (for civilians)" course run by the Round Canopy Parachuting Team (RCPT) in Palatka, Florida. The narrator, a former Army jumpmaster, highlights the professionalism and safety of the RCPT's program, which is modeled after the US Army Airborne School. The content emphasizes the fun and educational aspects of the course, with future videos in the series set to cover the RCPT itself and the C-47 aircraft. The description strongly encourages viewers to support the non-profit RCPT organization through their website, rcptusa.org, regardless of their willingness to jump or their background.

This video from Gun Talk Radio discusses the NRA's recent announcement of filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and relocating its charter from New York to Texas. Host Tom Gresham shares his initial thoughts on this development, which follows years of alleged NRA missteps and controversial activities that have alienated some members. The description also promotes Gun Talk Radio's broadcast schedule and podcast availability across various platforms.

This YouTube video covers a press conference held by the New York Attorney General regarding the legal action to dissolve the National Rifle Association (NRA). The description includes affiliate links to Gun Owners of America, Guns & Gadgets merchandise, and other brands like Blackout Coffee Company and Olight. It also provides various social media links for the Guns & Gadgets channel and a disclaimer about the content being for informational and entertainment purposes, emphasizing safety and legality in firearm handling.

This episode of The Gun Collective Podcast features Joe Towers, a 26-year law enforcement veteran and founder of Hero Hunt. The discussion delves into the challenges faced by police officers, the importance of accurate information dissemination during critical incidents, and the mental toll of the job. A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to Hero Hunt, a non-profit organization that provides injured line-of-duty personnel and military veterans with opportunities to participate in shooting and hunting events, fostering camaraderie and aiding in their recovery. The conversation also touches upon responsible firearm ownership, the impact of drug epidemics, and the importance of mental health support for first responders. The episode concludes with details about a large raffle fundraiser for Hero Hunt, featuring numerous prizes including a Mahindra Roxor UTV.

This video delves into the controversies and internal struggles surrounding the National Rifle Association (NRA). While specific firearm models or calibers are not mentioned, the content's focus on an organization deeply intertwined with gun rights and the Second Amendment makes it relevant to a firearms enthusiast audience. The description highlights 'chaos,' suggesting a focus on organizational issues and potentially the political or legal ramifications affecting gun ownership advocacy.

This YouTube video from Hank Strange features an interview with "Blue Line Bears," a non-profit organization, at SHOT Show 2019. The video focuses on the organization's mission and activities, likely related to supporting law enforcement. While not a direct firearm review, the context of SHOT Show suggests potential discussions around firearms or related gear. The description includes numerous links to Hank Strange's other channels, Patreon, merchandise, and affiliate products, indicating a creator with a broad reach in the content creation space, particularly within the enthusiast community.

This NRA News video from April 10, 2014, features an interview with Catherine Engelbrecht of True the Vote. The discussion centers on the IRS targeting scandal and how True the Vote was specifically targeted. Engelbrecht provides details about the organization's experiences within the context of the ongoing scandal. The video aims to inform viewers about the implications of the IRS targeting and the role of organizations like True the Vote in bringing these issues to light. For more information, viewers are directed to the True the Vote website.

Sheriff Jim Wilson discusses the Happy Trails Foundation at SHOT Show 2013. This foundation likely focuses on support and outreach, possibly related to law enforcement, veterans, or community services. The event itself, SHOT Show, is a major industry trade show for firearms and outdoor products.

This video features an interview with Patricia Driscoll, President of the Armed Forces Foundation (AFF), conducted by Cameron Gray. The interview takes place at Kentucky Speedway during a NASCAR race as part of AFF's "Troops to the Track" program. The description provides a link to the AFF website for more information and identifies the source as NRA News from June 30, 2012.