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Washington had the
33rd
highest firearm death rate in the U.S.
Gun fire was the
2nd
leading cause of death for Washington children.
Washington had the
33rd
highest firearm death rate in the U.S.
Gun fire was the
2nd
leading cause of death for Washington children.
Take Action Now
Join us right now and urge your representatives to make Washington safer by passing Secure Storage Laws.
45
children died by gun fire.
696
Washingtonians died by suicide with a firearm.
6
mass shootings.

Mass Shooting in Washington
Among the mass shootings in Washington was a tragic killing in Vancouver. In December 2023, a man fatally shot his wife, their two adult daughters and his brother before killing himself inside the home. Authorities were called to the house after the suspected shooter texted someone and indicated that he had “harmed others” there.
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Our Impact in Washington
Throughout Washington, Sandy Hook Promise has engaged youth & adults in our mission and prevention programs.
346k
Supporters in the state
626
Volunteer Promise Leaders who help raise awareness & engage communities

208k
Program participants, including repeats, in 491 schools
706
Students involved in 22 SAVE Promise Clubs throughout the state
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Firearm mortality rate; Firearm Suicides; Child Firearm Deaths, 2023: CDC WISQARS database
Ranking of firearms as a cause of death, 2023: CDC WONDER database
Mass Shootings in 2024; Mass Shootings since 2020: Gun Violence Archive


