Mar 24, 2021 - News

How to help Boulder shooting victims

Alayna Alvarez

A mourner visits a makeshift memorial outside the King Soopers grocery store in Boulder. Photo: Chet Strange/Getty Images

A nonprofit organization with ties to the state opened a special account to help support the Boulder shooting victims and their families.

Why it matters: The Colorado Healing Fund — started in 2018 with a $1 million donation from the state attorney general's office — offers a secure method to donate.

The fund sends money it collects to community partners, including the Colorado Organization of Victim Assistance, who offer money for direct support.
The fund received more than 100 individual donations in the first 24 hours, officials reported.

How to give:

Donate online through Colorado Gives at ColoradoHealingFund.org.
Checks and in-person donations accepted at FirstBank locations. (Designate donations to "victims account.")

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