As the Official Bullion and Rare Coin Dealer of the NRA, Mike Fuljenz, President of Universal Coin & Bullion, is equipping children in the next generation with a recent sponsorship gift to the NRA’s Eddie Eagle GunSafe® Program. In an effort to equip law enforcement officers, teachers and safety activists to teach gun safety to children across America, Universal Coin is teaming up to translate, duplicate and distribute Eddie Eagle training DVDs in Spanish.

Said Mike Fuljenz, “As a nationwide dealer for gold, rare coins and precious metals, we have clients all over the country who want to grow their portfolios or expand their rare coin collections and most are parents or grandparents who want to leave a legacy to their children and grandchildren.” Fuljenz continued, “We stand beside the NRA in the fight to protect our Second Amendment rights, and our sponsorship of the Eddie Eagle Program is an extension of our commitment to help families and children build their tomorrow by teaching children responsibility, safety, community, respect and so much more.”

Said Paul Stein, Vice President of Marketing, “Since 1988, The Eddie Eagle GunSafe® Program has been taught to more than 22 million children. A lot of our clients nationwide and employees are NRA members, shooting sports enthusiasts, parents and grandparents. As a company, we help people build for their future. This sponsorship aligns with our corporate mission and makes a difference for the hunters, outdoorsmen, and parents of tomorrow and their future.”

Universal Coin & Bullion provides ongoing support to the NRA Institute for Legislative Action (ILA), The NRA Foundation, The Voice of Freedom Fund and the Eddie Eagle GunSafe® Program. As the Official Bullion and Rare Coin Dealer of the NRA, they make gold, precious metals and rare coins available to NRA members, along with award-winning, industry-leading information.

For more information on giving to the NRA, please contact Nicole Capossela at (703)-267-1122 or visit www.nragive.com.

For more information on The Eddie Eagle GunSafe Program, email eddie@nrahq.org.