501(c)(3) · Salt Lake City, UT

We go where the pain is.

Harleys Angels educates kids and teens on gun safety, walks with families after the unthinkable, and helps people rebuild purpose — so fewer Utah families bury a child.

K–12
Utah gun safety education (H.B. 104)
3
Core programs statewide
2013
Harley’s memory · our purpose
501c3
Tax-deductible gifts · EIN 93-4264878

Why we exist

Prevention for kids. Healing for families. Hope after harm.

Traditional resources often miss the full circle. Harleys Angels fills the gap.

Healing Hearts

Grief support that understands

Emotional support for parents who lost a child to a gun accident — and for people living with unintentional harm.

Empowered Youth

Power beyond a gun

Workshops and mentorship that build confidence, skills, and purpose in kids and teens.

Redemption & Purpose

Second chances with structure

Helping jail inmates redefine self-worth and reenter community as productive citizens.

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Utah H.B. 104

Gun safety will be taught in all Utah schools K–12

Harleys Angels was part of the team that brought House Bill 104 to the state legislature — a lasting win for kids who deserve clear, honest safety education.

Sponsored by State Rep. Rex Shipp.

Your child might know about gun safety — but do their friends?

From our education materials · Salt Lake City

Grief group

Are you suffering due to the loss of a child?

Join a four-week group — share a meal with families who understand. Facilitated by experienced therapists. Limited space.

Earn your wings Volunteer time Share expertise Tax-deductible gifts Canyon View Credit Union School workshops Grief support Youth mentorship Earn your wings Volunteer time Share expertise Tax-deductible gifts Canyon View Credit Union School workshops Grief support Youth mentorship
Harley Jarrett as a teenager
Harley Jarrett · remembered with love
Harley Jarrett as a young boy smiling
Cottonwood Heights · a life full of light

Harley’s story

In memory of Harley Jarrett

Harley grew up in Cottonwood Heights — snowboarding, skateboarding, and spreading love to everyone he met. On June 4, 2013, he was accidentally shot and killed by a friend while looking at a stolen gun. His dad, Jeff, turned that loss into a mission for Utah.

Meet Harley and Jeff →

Faces of the mission

Jeff — Harley’s dad, still showing up

Jeff Jarrett
Jeff Jarrett
Jeff Jarrett in gold sunglasses
Jeff Jarrett with rasta colors in the background