Everytown Community Safety Fund Support Grants

Everytown Community Safety Fund Support Grants is sponsored by Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund. Provides grants to community-based violence intervention programs implementing community violence intervention strategies.

Everytown Community Safety Fund | Everytown Support Fund You will be redirected momentarily. Initiatives for Survivors The Everytown Community Safety Fund supports 501(c)3 organizations implementing community-based violence intervention (CVI) programs operating in cities nationwide as a core component of a comprehensive approach to reducing gun violence in America.

We deliver resources to help community-based violence intervention organizations sustain and scale their essential, life-saving work via direct investment through grants, capacity-building training, peer convenings, and advocacy campaigns. To learn more about our grantees across the country, explore the Community Safety Fund Recipients map .

The Everytown Community Safety Fund has provided a critical lifeline to community-based violence intervention programs nationwide, helping them sustain their life-saving efforts at the intersection of community and public safety. Since 2019, Everytown for Gun Safety Community Safety Fund has granted $13. 6 million in support of 136 community-based violence intervention programs implementing promising strategies in 69 American cities.

Capacity-Building and Convening Each grantee joins a peer network of over 70 community-based organizations and is invited to attend cohort convenings and customized training through our Community Training Institute. Grantees are connected with Everytown’s staff and volunteer networks who work to empower grantees’ campaigns and advocacy efforts.

Since 2019, the Everytown Community Safety Fund has granted to 136 organizations in more than 69 cities implementing promising, community-based strategies to reduce gun violence as part of our effort to support, sustain, and scale their life-saving work.

2025 Everytown Community Safety Fund Recap Urban Peace Institute on This Administration’s Funding Cuts: ‘CVI Is Essential to Public Safety’ Beyond the First 100 Days: CVI Investment Is Needed More Than Ever What Is CVI?

An In-Depth Look at Community Violence Intervention Michael-Sean Spence (He/Him) , Managing Director Jaunita Pye (She/Her) , Associate Director of Programming and Administration Anthony Smith , Executive Director, Cities United Dr. Caterina Roman , Professor, Department of Criminal Justice at Temple University Dr. Chico Tillmon , Director, Community Violence Intervention (CVI) Leadership Academy, University of Chicago Crime Lab Erica Atwood , Senior Director, Office of Policy and Strategic Initiatives for Criminal Justice and Public Safety, Philadelphia Amber Goodwin , Founding Director, Community Justice Action Fund Marcus McAllister , Violence Prevention Consultant, McAllister Consultancy & Training LLC Dr. Shani Buggs , Assistant Professor, University of California, Davis Violence Prevention Research Program Anne Marks , Violence Prevention Consultant The Everytown Community Safety Fund regularly develops tools, fact sheets, and reports that amplify the needs and experiences of community-based violence intervention programs as well as the effective solutions being implemented nationwide.

The Everytown Community Safety Fund also shares Everytown and partner-developed assets to fuel awareness of emerging trends and promising gun violence reduction strategies to inform the work of grantees and the CVI field at large.

Everytown Tools to Learn More About Gun Violence in Your Community City Gun Violence Reduction Insight Portal EveryStat: Gun Violence Data in Your Community Calculate the Economic Cost of Gun Violence Fact Sheets & Reports on Community-Based Violence Intervention A Deadly Year in Cities — And How Policymakers Can Respond Community-Led Services for Survivors Community-Led Public Safety Strategies How COVID-19 Has Increased the Need for Street Outreach Work A Fund for Healing: VOCA Grants for Violence Reduction Hurdles to Healing: Fixing Victim Compensation Funds Community Safety Fund Contact This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Every day, nearly 130 people in the United States are killed with guns, twice as many are shot and wounded, and countless others are impacted by acts of gun violence. Everytown Research analysis of CDC, WONDER, Provisional Mortality Statistics, Multiple Cause of Death , 2020–2024; Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project nonfatal firearm injury data , 2020; and SurveyUSA, Market Research Study #26602 , 2022.

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