Videos tagged with Volunteerism

NRA EVP/CEO Doug Hamlin provides an executive overview of the Friends of NRA dinner programs, clarifying their continued operation despite organizational adjustments. He details the 50/50 funding model, explaining how contributions benefit both state and national NRA initiatives, including crucial safety and training programs. Hamlin assures supporters that the event experience remains unchanged and addresses logistical concerns regarding prize packages for the upcoming season.

This episode of Gun For Hire Radio, hosted by Anthony Colandro, addresses internal conflicts within the Second Amendment community. Colandro expresses frustration with political infighting and urges listeners to actively support organizations like the NRA and NRA Foundation through volunteering and event participation, rather than engaging in criticism.

This episode of Gun For Hire Radio features Joe LoPorto of the New Jersey Firearms Owner Syndicate discussing strategies to "Flip New Jersey Red." The focus is on political activism, supporting pro-2A candidates, and working on legislation. LoPorto emphasizes the importance of unity, activism, and volunteerism, highlighting upcoming election dates and the need for organized efforts to achieve political goals.

This video provides expert guidance on how to effectively volunteer in a disaster zone without becoming a burden. The speaker, drawing on direct experience in North Carolina disaster relief, outlines the disaster timeline, essential logistics for self-sufficiency (water, food, hygiene), critical tools like chainsaws and communication devices, and the importance of security and meticulous planning. It emphasizes being a 'builder' by arriving prepared and contributing value, rather than a 'burden' by consuming limited resources.

This video details allegations of stolen Hurricane Helene donations in Johnson City, TN. Paul Harrell, through Johnny B's reporting, highlights community-led relief efforts, including a successful GoFundMe for chainsaw operators and air support for a local woman feeding hundreds. The core issue revolves around alleged confiscation of aid by Sheriff Worley, sparking frustration and calls for transparency in disaster relief distribution.

This video documents the critical humanitarian efforts following Hurricane Helene, showcasing the logistical coordination and on-the-ground needs assessment by Mrgunsngear and various volunteer organizations. The content highlights the effectiveness of private initiatives in disaster response, detailing the delivery of essential supplies like generators and flashlights to affected communities in East Tennessee and Western North Carolina. It emphasizes the importance of community support and the challenges faced in reaching isolated areas post-disaster.

This episode features KJ interviewing Mark Holio of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF) about their extensive conservation efforts. They discuss RMEF's 40-year history, its impact on millions of acres of habitat, and its role in ensuring the future of elk, other wildlife, and hunting heritage. The conversation highlights specific conservation projects, the importance of public access, advocacy against anti-hunting initiatives, and the broader benefits of RMEF's work to various outdoor enthusiasts.

This episode of Gun Talk Hunt features Tom Snider of Trinity Oaks, an organization dedicated to providing outdoor experiences to various groups, including Wounded Warriors, veterans, youth, and disabled individuals. Snider shares his personal journey from poverty to success, which inspired him to create Trinity Oaks to offer opportunities he lacked as a child. The organization relies heavily on volunteers and aims to foster a spirit of service by connecting people with the outdoors and each other, emphasizing that the experience is about impacting lives rather than personal gain.

The Appalachian Ranger Association (ARA) is a citizen volunteer first responder organization focused on community service, disaster relief, and fostering a strong moral foundation, particularly for young men. Founded in August 2021, the ARA operates on principles of integrity, mutual aid, and community engagement, emphasizing personal character over external affiliations. They aim to provide positive male role models and practical skills, distinguishing themselves from purely recreational or politically motivated groups.

This video emphasizes building genuine community by focusing on shared values and mutual support rather than solely on combat readiness. It advises individuals to diversify their interests, become valuable assets to others, and actively engage in their communities through hobbies, volunteering, and local events. The speakers highlight that true community strength lies in mutual aid, diverse skill sets, and authentic relationships, which can be cultivated by stepping outside one's comfort zone and offering value to others.

This video discusses the importance of maintaining a positive and proactive stance in defending Second Amendment rights, despite facing significant opposition and perceived infringements. The speaker emphasizes the power of the 'Patriot Soul' and volunteerism over financial influence, urging viewers to actively participate in preserving these freedoms for future generations. It highlights the need for a collective effort to counter negativity and push forward the cause of the Second Amendment.

This video features an interview with Rick Travis of the CRPA discussing the impact of COVID-19 stay-at-home orders on gun control in California. Travis explains how the vague definition of 'essential business' led to attempts to shut down gun stores, impacting new gun owners and the ability to exercise Second Amendment rights. The discussion covers the challenges faced by gun rights organizations, the importance of political engagement, and the need for public support to protect these rights during crises.