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Minnesota has had 41 mass shootings since 2020 and guns are the number three leading cause of death of children. Lawmakers must do more to keep kids safe from gun violence. Learn more about what you can do to help in your state and community.

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Join us right now and urge your representatives to make Minnesota safer by passing Secure Storage Laws.

Minnesota had the

42nd

highest firearm death rate in the U.S. in 2021.

Gun fire was the

3rd

leading cause of death for Minnesota children in 2021.

Minnesota had the

42nd

highest firearm death rate in the U.S. in 2021.

Gun fire was the

3rd

leading cause of death for Minnesota children in 2021.

Take Action Now

Join us right now and urge your representatives to make Minnesota safer by passing Secure Storage Laws.

Pass Secure Storage Laws

Too often, children accidentally find firearms in their home. This can lead to the death of themselves and family members. Secure storage laws can prevent these tragedies and make it easier for gun owners to keep firearms away from children in their home.

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children died by gun fire in 2021.

393

Minnesotans died by suicide with a firearm in 2021.

mass shootings in 2023.

Gun Laws in Minnesota

Enhanced background checks

Restricts certain semi-automatic rifles

Secure storage

Temporary transfer

Our Impact in Minnesota

Throughout Minnesota, Sandy Hook Promise has engaged youth & adults in our mission and prevention programs.

48657

Supporters in the state

265

Volunteer Promise Leaders who help raise awareness & engage communities

75k

Trained students and adults in 171 schools to Know the Signs and prevent violence

1580

Students involved in 31 SAVE Promise Clubs throughout the state

Prevent gun violence in Minnesota

You can help make Minnesota a safe place for kids and for your whole community.

State Issue

Increase School Violence Prevention

Our model legislation known as the Safety and Violence Education for Students Act (SAVE Students Act) makes lifesaving violence prevention training, like Sandy Hook Promise’s Know the Signs programs, available to all students in grades K-12.

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“We are proud to work with the bipartisan champions to ensure we're doing everything we can to protect our kids and that millions more students will be trained to know the signs of violence and act to save lives. Our work does not end here, we will continue to bring our prevention programs to schools and communities across the country and advocate for life-saving policies.”

Mark BardenSandy Hook Promise Co-Founder and Co-CEO