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Virginia creates first permanent state fund for mass shooting victims

Virginia is the first state in the U.S. to do this, driven in part by the mass shootings at a Walmart in Chesapeake last year.

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Families of VB mass shooting victims frustrated by report

Their frustrations come on the heels of a final report issued by the state commission tasked with an independent investigation.

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Advocates say Virginia s $10 million mass violence care fund would give a glimmer of hope

A phone call woke Sarah Gayle Leonard from a nap on May 31, 2019. A friend had horrifying news: There was a mass shooting at the Virginia Beach Municipal Center, where Leonard’s mother — Mary Louise Gayle — had worked for more than two decades. Leonard immediately called her mom, but Gayle didn’t pick up. She frantically called again and again. Her mother never answered. Leonard said she .

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Advocates say Virginia s $10 million mass violence care fund would give a glimmer of hope – The Virginian-Pilot

Budget conferees included the $10 million needed to launch the fund in a recent state budget deal, which the General Assembly will vote on Sept. 6.

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Advocates say Virginia s $10 million mass violence care fund would give a glimmer of hope – Daily Press

Advocates say Virginia s $10 million mass violence care fund would give a glimmer of hope – Daily Press
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