Promise Leaders like you are committed to working within your community. You’ll help build awareness around the Sandy Hook Promise no-cost Know the Signs violence prevention programs, raise money to bring violence prevention programs into more schools, and advocate alongside us with our Policy Team’s direction to encourage sensible violence prevention and school safety policies.
Bookmark this page to easily access the information you’ll need to take action as a Sandy Hook Promise volunteer Promise Leader. Email [email protected] with any questions.
Please take a moment to explore the tools and tips in your online resource center. Thank you again for volunteering!
Watch a special thank you video from Nicole Hockley, and the “Getting Started” video to learn the basics of being a Promise Leader.
Work to bring one of the Sandy Hook Promise Know the Signs programs to your school or community.
Learn how to promote the SHP Know the Signs programs to your local school or district.
Learn how to promote the SHP Know the Signs programs to your local school or district.
Share Sandy Hook Promise information with your community and personal network.
Learn how to raise awareness of Sandy Hook Promise and our approach to gun violence prevention.
Learn how to raise awareness of Sandy Hook Promise and our approach to gun violence prevention.
Advocate for sensible gun violence prevention policies following the direction of the SHP Policy team.
Learn about SHP policy initiatives and how to help enact meaningful gun safety, violence prevention and mental health reforms.
Learn about SHP policy initiatives and how to help enact meaningful gun safety, violence prevention and mental health reforms.
Help SHP continue to provide violence prevention programming to communities at no cost.
Learn how to fundraise on behalf of Sandy Hook Promise allowing us to continue training students and adults on how to create safer school communities nationwide.
Learn how to fundraise on behalf of Sandy Hook Promise allowing us to continue training students and adults on how to create safer school communities nationwide.
