Friend,

I need to tell you about our day in the Capitol on Tuesday.

I am in complete awe of the power of our movement. Survivors shared their stories for the press and passersby as the rain poured down. Our members would withstand a hurricane if it meant one more child, one more parent, or one more friend was still alive.

We marched back in to demand our elected leaders do their first job: to keep people safe.

Already, 12 more legislators have joined our efforts to tackle illegal firearm trafficking and prevent firearm suicides. We have to keep that momentum going. Click here to make a donation of $15 to keep moving us forward.

That's 6000 funerals.

I know from the stories of mothers shared in the rain, we must move faster if we’re going to save lives. We have a plan.

STEP 1: Win funding for community violence prevention program: In two months we’ll know how many resources are available for community organizations to interrupt violence. The right investment could set us on the path to cutting shootings by 30%. Failure to act could stop lifesaving programs in their tracks.

STEP 2: We need to get these legislative solutions out of committees and onto the floor for a vote, where they belong. We gained twelve new co-sponsors for proposals in just one day of lobbying, but we have so much further to go if we’re going to save lives.

We’re $9,500 short of where we need to be to make this plan a reality. Will you make a donation right now to ensure everyone’s voice is heard?

We’ll stand in the rain, withstand a hurricane if need be if it stops the next tombstone from being erected. Stand with us.

Thank you for honoring loss with action,

Sincerely,
Adam Garber