About:
North Carolina’s only ‘no-compromise’ gun rights organization
As North Carolina’s most effective gun rights organization, Grass Roots North Carolina (GRNC) was created in 1994 as an independent, all-volunteer 501(c)(4) not-for-profit organization dedicated to preserving constitutional freedoms. Most – but not all – of the organization’s projects are devoted to defending the individual right to keep and bear arms.
Who is GRNC?
GRNC is you. As a volunteer organization, Grass Roots North Carolina is exactly what the name implies: A collection of volunteers from a broad array of backgrounds who share a common interest in defending individual liberties guaranteed by the United States Constitution and Bill of Rights.
GRNC tactics
As a grass roots mobilization organization, GRNC has created a network utilizing mass distribution of legislative alerts well beyond its membership roster of many thousands of gun owners. Using gun shows, gun shops, concealed handgun classes and wildlife clubs plus our periodic newsletter, an extensive e-mail alert network and website at www.GRNC.org, GRNC seeks to mobilize Second Amendment supporters across the state, thereby focusing intense grass roots pressure on legislators, committees and corporations.
When politicians “feel the heat, they see the light.” What distinguishes GRNC from the NRA and some other organizations is our “no compromise” approach. We do not compromise on principle.
GRNC’s Mascot ‘Max’
As a symbol of tenacity, GRNC has adopted “Max,” a pit bull with the Constitution clenched between his teeth. Max represents not only GRNC’s aggressive tactics, but also our promise, as a lean, all-volunteer organization, to deliver you “max bang for your legislative buck.”
Joyce Krawiec is a conservative activist, former North Carolina Republican Party Vice-Chair, and retiring North Carolina Senator. Christian, wife, mother, small business owner, and conservative. She has endorsed Dana Caudill-Jones for North Carolina Senate.