Boulder Community: Get Support, Offer Support, Take Action
Resources for those affected by the King Soopers shooting.
Get Support, Offer Support, Take Action
Get Support
We’re heartbroken, like the rest of our Boulder community and beyond, at the loss of ten lives in our backyard. The King Soopers shooting has shaken everyone in Boulder and asking for support while processing this is an act of bravery in itself. Please take advantage of these resources available to the community.
This list of resources has been compiled by the Boulder Office of Emergency Management.
Anyone who needs mental or emotional support is welcome to the following resources:
- Call or text the Disaster Distress Hotline at 1-800-985-5990
- Call Mental Health Partners at 303-443-8500 or visit Mental Health Partners on Facebook for virtual help.
- The Family Assistance Center is open to the entire community from 10am to 7pm and is located at 2855 N. 63rd Street, Boulder.
Offer Support
The following organizations are proving assistance to those affected by the shooting:
- Colorado Healing Fund
Support the victims and families that were physically affected by the King Soopers shooting, donate here. - Colorado Fallen Hero Fund
To support memorial services and the family of Officer Eric Talley, please direct your support to the Colorado Fallen Hero Foundation donate here. - Community Foundation Boulder County Fund
In partnership with the City of Boulder, Rose Community Foundation, Together Colorado, and the Colorado Healing Fund, the Community Foundation Boulder County has established a fund to support the victims, their families, and our community in dealing with and processing these events. The Boulder County Crisis Fund will support the needs of those directly affected and the needs of our community to heal. Donate here.
Take Action
The following organizations are working to pass measures that will help us avoid further unnecessary tragedies. Click the links below to learn more about each organization and donate.
“Please contribute to sustain our most vital work.” -Every Town
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