Little Rock, Arkansas

Get Your Free Firearm Safety Kit

Project ChildSafe has chosen Little Rock, AR for its first major community initiative of 2026, addressing the rising concerns of firearm-related incidents in the area. As our community faces increasing rates of firearm accidents, thefts and misuse — including suicide — proper safety measures have never been more important. 

Visit any distribution location to pick up your complimentary safety kit, designed for all gun owners, which will include a secure gun lock and essential educational resources. We welcome everyone — from first-time buyers to experienced gun owners with generations of firearm heritage — to grab a safety kit, No Questions Asked. 

Find your nearest distribution location event below ↓

That’s not all, just 30 miles from Little Rock, community members can also pick up a free firearm safety kit at the Conway Gun Show. As part of Project ChildSafe’s commitment to reaching gun owners where they are, we’re expanding our presence at local gun shows to make firearm safety resources more accessible, connect directly with attendees and help promote secure firearm storage and firearm safety resources throughout the community. 

Conway, AR Gun Show
August 15-16, 2026
Conway Expo Center
G&S Promotions 

Can’t make it during the scheduled distribution times? Visit one of the Police Department locations listed below ↓

Little Rock Community Partner Spotlights

Project ChildSafe focus communities in the Little Rock area would not be possible without the dedicated, enthusiastic local leaders who partner with us to raise awareness of firearm safety practices in their community. We’re grateful to all the local leaders we’ve partnered with over the past months — and recognize those who’ve gone above and beyond: 

Little Rock Fire Department
Little Rock Police Department
Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office
City of Little Rock
Arkansas Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics
National Alliance on Mental Illness – Arkansas
The Armory Project
Remington Ammunition
A Girl and A Gun - Hot Springs
Arkansas Armory
Armed Women of America – Central Arkansas
Therapeutic Arms & Ammunition
Levy Pawn

“NAMI Arkansas is proud to stand alongside Project ChildSafe, the Little Rock Police Department, and our fellow community partners in support of secure firearm storage. Safe storage is one of the most effective, accessible tools we have to prevent suicide and unintentional injury — and it’s a conversation that belongs alongside mental health care, not apart from it. We’re grateful for the opportunity to support this initiative and for everyone working to keep Arkansas families safe.”

— Tricia Clem, Executive Director, NAMI Arkansas

“TAP is honored to support Project ChildSafe’s Focus Community Initiative in Little Rock. Project ChildSafe and TAP share a mission: to create awareness of secure firearm storage practices and provide options for secure storage to firearm owners. Secure in-home and voluntary out-of-home firearm storage create valuable time and distance between firearms and individuals who, even temporarily, wish to limit their access. Ensuring our communities are aware of their options is vital for preventing suicide, theft, and accidents. We deeply appreciate the chance to join Project ChildSafe and other community partners in sharing this important message.”

— Claire Houtsma, Co-Director, The Armory Project (TAP)

 “Throughout American history, firearms safety has evolved alongside new technologies and the changing needs of each generation while remaining rooted in personal responsibility. Project ChildSafe’s work in Little Rock continues that tradition. A city that helped define our nation’s understanding of civic responsibility and constitutional rights is an ideal place to demonstrate how education and community partnerships can strengthen firearms safety and security for generations to come.”

— Ashley Hlebinsky, Firearms Historian