Everytown For Gun Safety Support Fund

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Public Charity
NEW YORK, New YorkLargeEIN: 261598353
Civil Rights OrganizationsCrime Prevention ProgramsVictim Aid ServicesSocial Justice OrganizationsLGBTQ+ Advocacy Groups

Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund is the education, research, and litigation arm of Everytown for Gun Safety, conducting original research, supporting community-based violence intervention programs, and providing grants and legal support to advance gun safety policies.

Source: Website · Mar 2026

Ideal Applicant

Organizations working on community gun-violence prevention, survivor services, gun-safety research or education, conference/convening organizers, and university research centers with a U.S. focus and capacity to manage project or program grants.

Good Fit

  • Proposes community-based gun violence prevention programs or survivor support services.
  • Requests funding for research, public education, or policy-related projects on firearms safety.
  • Seeks sponsorship for conferences, convenings, or public-awareness initiatives aligned with gun-violence prevention.
  • Has capacity to manage mid-sized to large grants and show measurable impact.
  • Is able to engage with program-specific tracks (for example survivor network or fellowship programs).

Geography

Broad

The funder distributed grants to organizations in 33 states in the latest year and funds more out-of-state work than in-state, indicating a national multi-state footprint rather than a narrow local focus.

Recipient Variety

Broad

The latest year shows 90 distinct recipients (many are community groups, universities, research centers, and event sponsors) and multiple new grantees each year, demonstrating a broad and diverse recipient set for the funder's scale.

New Applicants

Broad

Behavioral evidence shows a high rate of new grantees (68 new recipients in 2024 and 87 in 2023), and program-level application/contact pages and emails are visible; although no single general application guideline was found, the observed turnover and program contacts suggest new entrants can and do gain support.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026