Gun Violence
Stop gun violence and support victims and survivors
In 2022, there have already been 213 mass shootings in the United States. This averages out to about 10 shootings a week.
This week, at an elementary school in Uvalde, TX at least 21 young students and teachers were killed. It is the deadliest school shooting since the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting that happened over ten years ago.
Earlier this month, in Buffalo, NY a racist attack by a gunman killed 10 people (and injured three) in a grocery store.
And just the day after that tragedy, another gunman entered a church in Laguna Woods, CA and killed one person (and injured five).
We’ve created Do Good Fund: Gun Violence to support organizations that are advocating for change to end gun violence and an end to these senseless tragedies, as well as those who support survivors and those impacted by gun violence.
Join us in supporting these organizations to make change in honor of those who have been killed.
mass shootings in the US in 2022
leading cause of deaths and injuries in children are gun-related
increase in gun-related deaths in children in last year
Top Rated
Transparent
High ImpactYour Impact
40,620
People die from gun violence every year7,957
Children and teens are shot in the United States every year321
People are shot in the United States every dayHow Funds Are Created
Do Good Funds are collections of organizations and projects that support a specific social cause, so you can make the greatest impact to a cause with one easy donation. We select top rated, impactful, and transparent organizations for each fund, which are selected based on a variety of factors, including their ratings through third party platforms that rate or review nonprofit organizations. We consider an organization "high-impact" if they fulfill three or more of the criteria listed here.
When you donate to a Do Good Fund, a portion of your donation goes to the participating organizations or project, and the other portion goes to the Do Good Foundation, where it will be reinvested to help drive more awareness to these causes. We call this your Return on Giving.
