John–

In the wake of multiple tragedies, the fight to end gun violence has never
been more urgent. We must address this crisis in all forms—including mass
shootings, domestic violence, firearm suicide, and daily gun violence.
Enough is enough.

We're just days away from National Gun Violence Awareness Day and the
start of Wear Orange Weekend. Orange is the color of the gun violence
prevention movement—we wear this bright color because we demand to be seen
and heard.

This year, we need to join together and demand a future free from gun
violence once and for all.

[ [link removed] ]Are you ready to #WearOrange? Join us in honoring survivors and calling
for an end to the gun violence crisis: Find an event near you >>

[ [link removed] ]People across the country #WearOrange and demand an end to gun violence.

[ [link removed] ]FIND AN EVENT

With gun violence devastating our communities, it's never been more
important for us to show we won't stop fighting.

National Gun Violence Awareness Day is an annual event that takes place on
the first Friday in June, and is the beginning of Wear Orange Weekend. We
#WearOrange to honor the lives of people in the United States affected by
gun violence, and elevate the voices of those demanding an end to this
crisis.

[ [link removed] ]Join us as and our partners as we #WearOrange and demand action. Find
an event near you.

Thank you for being a part of this movement. We can't wait to see how you
#WearOrange this weekend.

Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund and Support Fund


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