We currently have one fund on GoFundMe for Uvalde. 100% of your donation will go directly to victims of the Robb Elementary School Shooting.
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We are not able to accept new applications for emergency financial assistance until our General Victims' Fund has been replenished. Please click here for more information.
Dedicated to helping victims of mass casualty crime
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Best Practices for Mass Casualty Crime
VictimsFirst's Best Practices for Mass Casualty Crime is a trauma-informed document that assists communities and politicians in alleviating the chaos that follows a mass casualty event so that efforts are coordinated in the very best interest of victims/survivors. Best Practices was culled together over 7.5 years using input from families of the deceased, physically injured, and survivors from mass casualty crimes over the past two decades.
First Response & Victims Fund
In 2012, a network of mass shooting families—many of whom comprise VictimsFirst—banded together to respond immediately to mass shootings across the country. The goal was simple: to protect victims and educate communities so that mass shooting victims would not be re-victimized. Since then, we've worked behind-the-scenes as rapid responders in mass shootings and mass casualty crimes across the country, including Newtown, Sutherland Springs, Boston, Orlando, Vegas, Parkland, Thousand Oaks, El Paso, Atlanta, Indianapolis, Boulder, Collierville and Oxford—to name only a few. We then became an official nonprofit, allowing us to create a Victims' Fund to provide immediate financial support to anyone in need who is a victim of a mass shooting/mass casualty crime.
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Intake Hotline: 706-VICTIMS (842-8467)
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