NRA Is Selling Off Its Investments to Make Ends Meet

NRA forced to sell off its investments as membership declines, report says

Revenue from membership dues is down for the gun rights organization, according to the report

The NRA Is Selling Off Its Investments to Make Ends Meet

Aaron M. Sprecher/ASSOCIATED PRESSThe National Rifle Association is burning through its investment portfolio to pay its bills as legal perils increase and revenue from membership dues decline, according to an independent audit reviewed by NOTUS.In 2024, the 154-year-old gun rights organization liquidated nearly $40 million worth of stock, fixed-income securities and other holdings, per the 41-page audit document prepared by accounting firm Aprio…

NRA Is Selling Off Its Investments to Make Ends Meet

“The National Rifle Association is burning through its investment portfolio to pay its bills as legal perils increase and revenue from membership dues decline,” NOTUS reports. “In 2024, the 154-year-old gun rights organization liquidated nearly $40 million worth of stock, fixed-income securities and other holdings. By the end of 2024, the NRA’s investment portfolio had shrunk to less than $33 million, down from more than $72 million the year bef…