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On Friday, November 25, gun violence victims from Aurora, Orlando, and Las Vegas rally for Club Q victims to get 100% of all donations intended for them.

Since the shooting, the Colorado Healing Fund has said that it takes a 10% cut of all donations they collect and then distributes those funds how they see fit. Other issues include an invasive assessment process for victims, unequal distribution of funds to the victim base, and then distributing the funds to nonprofits that provide services that victims may never use.

In Club Q, a number of families do not live in the state of Colorado. Holding funds intended for them for THEIR long-term needs does not make any sense. In addition, millions of dollars in grants (especially for mental health) will become available for the nonprofits that already provide these services.

Now is not the time to talk about long-term needs. Now is the time to get those donations for victims to victims so that they can have control over their lives and have the power to choose for themselves how to cope with this tragedy.

Across the county, cities and communities have used models that provide victims with 100% of all donations intended for them. Why should Colorado victims get any less?

These are the issues and questions that these mass shootings victims and advocates are bringing forth to the public.