Second Amendment rights, constitutional and property-rights litigation, religious liberty, limited government and civic education on America's founding. Every organization listed here is a 501(c)(3), so gifts are tax-deductible for US donors. Some are related to separate 501(c)(4) advocacy groups (Firearms Policy Coalition, for example), and each profile explains which entity you're giving to.
randomcharity lists causes from across the political spectrum — see also 🫏 Liberal Causes. Inclusion is not an endorsement. Only 501(c)(3) gifts are tax-deductible; each profile names the exact entity and EIN you're giving to.
The 501(c)(3) charitable arm of Ohio's Buckeye Firearms Association, funding FASTER Saves Lives emergency-response training for school staff, youth shooting programs, grants to shooting and hunting programs, and legal defense for gun owners.
A 501(c)(3) grant-making foundation, known until 2026 as The NRA Foundation, that funds firearm safety and marksmanship training, youth shooting sports, hunter education, law enforcement training, conservation, and constitutional education.
A Bellevue, Washington–based nonprofit founded in 1974 that pursues gun-rights litigation, public education, and publications to promote understanding of the constitutional right to privately own and possess firearms.
The 501(c)(3) partner of Firearms Policy Coalition, supporting Second Amendment litigation, amicus briefs, research, and education, and providing legal oversight for FPC Law, the coalition's public interest legal program.
A nonprofit public interest law firm that represents people free of charge in constitutional cases involving property rights, economic liberty, free speech, and educational choice, founded in 1991 and based in Arlington, Virginia.
A nonprofit public interest law firm, founded in 1973, that represents Americans free of charge in cases against government overreach, with a focus on property rights and limits on regulatory power.
A Washington, D.C., nonprofit law firm founded in 1994 that litigates religious-liberty cases for clients of many faiths, with the stated aim of protecting the free expression of all faiths.
A private liberal arts college in Hillsdale, Michigan, founded in 1844, that declines federal and state taxpayer funding and offers the public free online courses and Imprimis, its free monthly speech digest.