Grantees

In 2024, Everytown’s Community Safety Fund Made a Bigger Impact Than Ever

Wear Orange CPTED 2023 Projects—One Year Later

The Power of Prevention: Meet the Turning the Tide Violence Intervention Program

The BRIC: A Mind, Body, and Soul Approach to Healing Trauma

Everytown Community Safety Fund April 2024 Recap

Not Another Child: If There Is a Survivor in Need of Support, We Are There

The Center for Nonviolence: Creating Lasting Change for Individuals and Communities

Phumulani: A Future Where Every Community Is Shielded From the Scourge of Gun Violence

YAAY Me, Inc: Supporting D.C. Communities

Gun Violence Prevention Is Not a One-Size-Fits-All Issue

Our 3 Memorial Foundation: Supporting Survivors and Educating Communities

Where Do We Go From Here: Supporting Families in the Grieving Process

Gabriella Rodriguez

In 2023, Everytown’s Community Safety Fund Expands Support for Community-based Violence Intervention Organizations

Making a Future for Our Community

On Giving Tuesday, Invest in Community-Based Violence Intervention Organizations

Some Mountains Are Not as Tall as They Seem

Transformation in West Baltimore

Let’s Not Just Survive, Let’s Prosper: Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design

Heal Charlotte: Community Violence Intervention as Village Building

Meet the Survivors Who Support Other Survivors

Our Wear Orange survivor grantees have turned their pain into purpose and support other survivors in doing the same.

Carpenter Art Garden: Growing Food and Creating Art to Prevent Gun Violence

No More Red Dots: Looking for Creative Ways to Overcome Obstacles

Meet the Everytown Survivor Network Grantees

In 2021, for the first time, the Everytown Survivor Network offered one-time grants to nonprofit organizations that directly support survivors in communities hardest hit by gun violence.