LAS VEGAS VICTIMS' FUND

I'm Steve Sisolak, Clark County Commission Chair from Las Vegas. We are raising funds to assist the victims of the tragic Las Vegas shooting. 

Funds will be used to provide relief and financial support to the victims and families of the horrific Las Vegas mass shooting​.

EDIT - February 23, 2018

For the latest information, please check the “Updates” tab on this page.

Many thanks to you all for your support.

Donations to this fund are now closed so that the Las Vegas Victims’ Fund Committee can collect all final contributions and begin making distributions to victims in early March, according to the Protocol adopted by the Las Vegas Victims’ Fund. Further details and the Protocol can be found on the Las Vegas Victims’ Fund website: https://lasvegasvictimsfund.org/.

If you were affected by the 1 October event and need assistance, please contact the Vegas Strong Resiliency Center, which provides mental health, legal and other services for those impacted:

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Address: 1524 Pinto Lane in Las Vegas near Martin Luther King Boulevard
Hours: 10-7 a.m. Monday-Friday excluding holidays
Phone: (702) 455-AIDE (2433) or 1-833-299-AIDE
Website: https://vegasstrongrc.org/

If you would like to be part of the ongoing healing and rebuilding efforts in our community, please consider supporting one of the following charities:

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Foundation – provides funding for advanced officer and reality-based training, post 10/1 trauma counseling for officers and other First Responders, technology and equipment for LVMPD, community safety programs, scholarships for the children of officers and a scholarship fund for the children of Officer Charleston Hartfield:

Website:  https://lvmpdfoundation.org/
Phone: [Telefonnummer bearbeitet]
Contact: Executive Director Tom Kovach

Las Vegas Injured Police Officers Fund—supports officers and families of wounded and fallen officers:

Website:  https://ipof.vegas/
Phone: [Telefonnummer bearbeitet]
Contact:  Assistant Sheriff Brett Zimmerman