March For Our Lives

Content warning: This email is about the tragedy at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in 2018. We know today can be difficult for folks in our MFOL community, here are some mental health resources that you may find helpful. If this is too much to read today, we understand. Take care of yourself and skip the rest of this email.

John,

Four years ago today, 17 lives were senselessly taken from us, 17 others were wounded, and countless lives were changed forever. The heartache from the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting on February 14, 2018 will never go away.

Through action, March For Our Lives honors the 17 lives lost that day, the 17 injured, the two lives lost after that day from the weight of this tragedy, and all the lives forever impacted by it. Our work is for them, so that not one more life is cut short or affected by senseless gun violence.

The devastation of this day will be felt by the Parkland and Coral Springs communities forever, as it’s felt every day across other communities affected by the epidemic of gun violence. We continue to honor the fallen and those injured four years ago today, and all the lives lost to this epidemic, by fighting for a future free from gun violence.

Our hearts are with the Parkland and Coral Springs communities and we wish them continued healing today and every day.

Sending love and strength,

March For Our Lives

March For Our Lives
P.O. Box 3417
New York, NY 10008
United States

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Contributions will benefit March For Our Lives Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions or gifts to March For Our Lives Foundation are deductible for federal income tax purposes as charitable contributions. March for Our Lives Foundation's EIN is 83-0885411. Update your donation information here.