150M+
More guns in America than cars on the road
Policy win
House Bill 104 passed
Gun safety will now be taught in all Utah schools K–12. Harleys Angels was part of the team that brought H.B. 104 to the state legislature.
What changed
Safety education for every Utah classroom
Unintentional shootings devastate families every year. Education is not politics — it’s prevention. H.B. 104 puts gun safety into the curriculum where kids actually are: school, K through 12.
Bill sponsor: State Representative Rex Shipp
The loss
June 4, 2013 — Harley Jarrett dies in an accidental shooting involving a stolen gun.
The mission
Jeff Jarrett founds Harleys Angels to educate youth and support grieving families.
The legislation
Harleys Angels helps advance H.B. 104 so gun safety is taught statewide in Utah schools.
Why education matters
Facts we share with families
These points appear in Harleys Angels print materials. Before citing externally, we recommend verifying against primary public-health sources (CDC, Everytown research summaries, peer-reviewed studies).
21M
Kids living in homes with firearms
3 in 4
Children ages 5–14 know where firearms are hidden at home
39%
Of parents mistakenly thought their child did not know the gun’s location
Your child might know about gun safety — but do their friends?
Bring this message to your school or group
Workshops, assemblies, and community talks — we meet people where they are.