End Family Fire: Safe Stories

By Giving List Staff   |   July 31, 2023

A Collection of Stories of People Who Came Close to Gun Suicide

Every day in America, 67 parents, siblings, partners and friends die by gun suicide.

These are the stories of several individuals who came close to gun suicide and how safe gun storage can help save lives.

Click here to check out Brady United’s new creative campaign, “Safe Stories.”

This next phase of Brady’s End Family Fire campaign shares the stories of people impacted, or almost impacted, by gun suicide and encourages safe storage.

 

Brady | United Against Gun Violence

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Chief Development
and Engagement Officer: Liz Dunning

Mission

We’re uniting people from coast to coast, liberal and conservative, young and old, fed up and fired up, to end gun violence.

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As a gun violence survivor whose dad was killed by a gun, as a dad myself, and as an American, I believe in Brady and the survivors who lead it. They’re the ‘coach’ our team needs to win against the gun lobby. And with Brady’s life-saving programs like End Family Fire on the line, we need you to get off the sidelines and help us save lives.
Steve Kerr, Nine-time NBA Champion and Coach of The Golden State Warriors

Help End Unsecured Storage of Guns and Save Lives
Brady is raising $1,000,000 to expand our life-saving End Family Fire campaign to reduce preventable deaths and injuries from unsecured firearms in the home.

With your support, we will release new End Family Fire materials focused on preventing unwanted firearm access; expand messaging to talk about the preventable tragedies that result from unsecured firearms, such as school shootings; partner with influencers in communities disproportionately impacted by family fire, such as young Black men, seniors, and veterans, to create targeted content for distribution; build new partnerships with educational, healthcare, and parental organizations to reach a broader audience with our life-saving messaging; and expand our first state-based pilot End Family Fire program in Missouri, which is gathering critical information to inform targeted campaign efforts elsewhere. As firearm suicide makes up two-thirds of all gun deaths, End Family Fire will continue to prioritize our suicide prevention efforts through the release of new content. 

Nearly half of all gun owners changed how or where they kept their firearms after learning about End Family Fire. With your support, we can reach more gun owners and impacted families to reduce preventable deaths – and save more lives.

Key Supporters

Steve Kerr
Reggie Lee
Dr. John Maa
Kath Tsakalakis
Marita Daly
Jeff Bleich
Anne Ching
Eric Havian
Dennis Joyce