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On March 24, 800+ cities around the world took to the streets in solidarity with the March For Our Lives. More than 7,000 Dallas citizens demonstrated their support for common-sense gun laws by participating in the local event organized by StudentsMarch.org , a newly created organization led by students who've come together in support of needed political reform. The march was not the finish line; rather, it was a launching pad for a movement.
With the counsel of national march organizers and social justice leaders, StudentsMarch.org is building upon best practices and organizing a national Rally 4 Reform during the NRA's national convention on May 5th. We will be joining forces with like-minded organizations and student leaders from across the country as we stand united and call upon our elected officials to prioritize our schools and communities over the gun lobby. It is critical that we rally around those elected officials who join us in our support for universal background checks, a ban on bump stocks, and a ban on high-capacity magazines.
These issues should be common ground for all Americans. Unfortunately, far too many politicians refuse to listen to calls for basic reforms. That will soon change. The budget for the March For Our Lives in Dallas was $35k. Building upon lessons learned, we've created a budget for the Rally4Reform that is $50k and ask for your support. Give what you can and please share this Go-Fund-Me to friends and family. And if you're able to contribute a high-dollar donation ($1k+), please reach out to our team at [email redacted] for details about our upcoming fundraiser.
Students are leading the way, but we'll need your support if we're going to succeed - this movement will require all of us working together on behalf of our communities and our country.
With gratitude,
The StudentsMarch.org Team
On March 24, 800+ cities around the world took to the streets in solidarity with the March For Our Lives. More than 7,000 Dallas citizens demonstrated their support for common-sense gun laws by participating in the local event organized by StudentsMarch.org , a newly created organization led by students who've come together in support of needed political reform. The march was not the finish line; rather, it was a launching pad for a movement.With the counsel of national march organizers and social justice leaders, StudentsMarch.org is building upon best practices and organizing a national Rally 4 Reform during the NRA's national convention on May 5th. We will be joining forces with like-minded organizations and student leaders from across the country as we stand united and call upon our elected officials to prioritize our schools and communities over the gun lobby. It is critical that we rally around those elected officials who join us in our support for universal background checks, a ban on bump stocks, and a ban on high-capacity magazines.
These issues should be common ground for all Americans. Unfortunately, far too many politicians refuse to listen to calls for basic reforms. That will soon change. The budget for the March For Our Lives in Dallas was $35k. Building upon lessons learned, we've created a budget for the Rally4Reform that is $50k and ask for your support. Give what you can and please share this Go-Fund-Me to friends and family. And if you're able to contribute a high-dollar donation ($1k+), please reach out to our team at [email redacted] for details about our upcoming fundraiser. Students are leading the way, but we'll need your support if we're going to succeed - this movement will require all of us working together on behalf of our communities and our country.
With gratitude,
The StudentsMarch.org Team
Organizer
March For Our Lives Dallas
Organizer
Dallas, TX
