NRA Foundation Splits from National Rifle Association, Rebrands as 1791 Foundation
The charitable arm of the National Rifle Association is separating from the organization's political activities and adopting a new name.
finance.yahoo.comThe NRA Foundation announced it is declaring independence from the National Rifle Association and will operate under the new name 1791 Foundation. The organization had functioned as the charitable arm of the National Rifle Association. It is now positioning itself as a separate entity focused on its own mission.
@WSJ reported the rebranding move in an exclusive account of the foundation's decision to separate from the NRA's political operations.
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