Dear Friends of the Campaign
Consider a year-end gift to The Campaign To Keep Guns Off Campus, honoring the actions and the progress of the year gone by.
Federal Action – Congress passed the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act and President Biden signed it into law. This is the first federal gun legislation to pass in over two decades. It was not all we wanted, but it was a real first step and The Campaign was there for the bill signing celebration. Your support helped us make it so.
Arizona – With your help, The Campaign helped beat back a dangerous guns on campus bill by working with key allies late last year and this year.
Montana – Montanans scored a victory when the State Supreme Court reaffirmed the Board of Regents’ state constitutional right to regulate campus safety, and thus the final arbiter of whether guns should or should not be allowed thereupon. Your donations allowed The Campaign to help Montanans persuade the Board to file their successful lawsuit.
Florida – For the 8th year, you helped keep guns on campus legislation from moving forward with your gifts to The Campaign.
Georgia – Our Safe to Thrive project (SAFE = Store All Firearms Effectively) presented training programs on safe gun storage to over two hundred people involved with foster/kinship care.
Georgia – You stood with The Campaign, alongside Amnesty International USA, fighting against the elimination of the permitting process to carry a concealed handgun.
While we do not downplay 2022’s truly significant tragedies, we are encouraged and even inspired by this progress. The Campaign wants to do even more in 2023 with your help.
Of course, to stay in this fight, The Campaign needs your support. Please make a tax-deductible year-end contribution to The Campaign To Keep Guns Off Campus today.
Thank you for all you do for The Campaign To Keep Guns Off Campus. We wish you a safe holiday season.
Andy Pelosi, Executive Director
The Campaign To Keep Guns Off Campus
PS – Late Breaking News – US News & World Report quotes The Campaign in their latest issue, featuring our guide showing prospective students and their parents where guns are allowed on college campuses in the US.
