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While I am more moderate than conservative, I still have a viable solution which I have submitted to two congressmen, two NRA spokespersons, the president of Net Talon, and the NRA/ILA pages:Something to ConsiderTo date, I have received a response from one and it was tepid at best.In my opinion, I am starting to think that, despite the national outrage and “discussion,” no one really wants a solution short of an extreme in either direction: universal confiscation or everyone armed.No grey area allowed or desired.“Can it really be done without introducing strict gun laws?”Until the legislators and media are willing to educate themselves on firearms, the existing laws in place governing them, and the possible second and third order effects of more restrictive measures… no.Edited for clarification (thanks to Ron’s prodding):Problem:School shootings – educational facilities in the U.S. have been targeted as “soft targets” of convenience for violent individuals with various evil motives.Present corrective actions (limited):Southwestern High School in Shelby County, Indiana, to my knowledge, is the only school equipped by NetTalon’s VIRTUAL COMMAND system. With alarms, passive detectors and monitoring devices, as well as active measures such as obscurants and physical barriers, these components compromise a system which increases the survivability of the students attending this one school.Present corrective actions (limits):Financially, NetTalon’s modifications pose a significant problem for most schools. Ranging from $400,000 to $600,000, the VIRTUAL COMMAND system stands as a daunting investment – especially considering the recent teacher strikes and other material shortages which plague many school systems.Observation #1 (NRA)The NRA may be more than capable of raising funds specifically earmarked to assist more schools in following Southwestern High School’s community-driven lead. From their 2015 annual report:NRA Foundation, Inc. experienced continued growth and success in 2015, with net proceeds from Friends of NRA events of $30.2 million. As a result, the Foundation awarded a record $33.5 million in grants for programs such as youth; range development and improvement; training, education and safety; and wildlife and natural resources.Observation #2 (media)The national media organizations are more than capable of raising money for worthwhile causes. During the 2015 Republican debate, CNN charged $200,000 for one 30-second advertising slot. This stands of only a small portion of CNN’s parent organizations’ overall potential: the 2015 “investments and acquisitions” for Time Warner Inc. equaled $713 million and the total revenues of that year showed an increase of 3% to $28.1 billion. FOX also stands as a financially noteworthy entity with almost $30 billion in 2015 revenues.Proposed solution:A combined fundraising effort to increase the number of schools equipped like Southwestern High School.Historically, the NRA and major media outlets have maintained a relationship often approaching antagonistic. With one side initiating a public commitment (and therefore, challenge) to meet their opponents’ contribution, dollar for dollar, towards the singular goal of making as many schools in the template provided by Southwestern. Not limited to these two or three initial contributors, the potential for national momentum and interest may generate a growing number of committed donors working beyond political affiliation, class, and region.The beauty of this idea lies in the simplicity: there are no losers when actions speak louder than words.

Hi Erin, I hope you'll find the tools below useful for your non-profit organisation.When you're trying to make the world a better place you need people but also resources to help you getting things done. You’ll be saving a good chunck of money when using these tools/apps.Team Collaboration and CommunicationIt is paramount to have great tools to communicate and/or working with your team. Whether you collaborate with your own team, board members, or volunteers, and/or thrird-party partners in different locations or countries you need these:G-Suite for Non-Profits: With G-suite you get access to all business features (email, shared calendars and documents,G-Drive (storage): worksheets, docs and presentations all for free.Zoom: is a video sharing communication tool that allows you to invite users to a video conference, that from anywhere around the world. You can create and sign in [free] with gmail. You've unlimited 1-1 video conferencing, but limited to 40 minutes video conf. for small groups.Bonus: includes notification, google calendar, screen share, a chat feature and a record feature.Creating Visual ContentBeFunky: It is a cool photo editor and collage maker tool. Free and easy to use, it has plenty of features (almost professional on basic version!) I recommend it too.Lumen5: You get a pro video and editing software to create professional looking videos. Just pick your own theme/content and they'll guide you through the all process of video creation.Pixabay: A moment or another you’ll need pro stock images. Pixabay provides an extensive and fantastic database of royalty-free images you can download.Piktochart: is an online app infographics builder. So easy to use, you select your already made template category or start from scratch by simply drag and drop icons, graphics into the blank template. You can use the free plan, but you can easily swicth to an Nonprofit plan. Only $39.99/year for the premium version.Content Marketing/ SEO ToolsYou'll need to create, write or rewrite, edit, optimise, re-optimise and promote your best content more than once so these below will do just that for free:Grammarly: is among the best tools out there. A top free writing app to make sure your messages, documents, and social media posts are all mistake-free. It is like having an in-house editor. You’ll wonder for sure, “how you’ve survived without it”.Answer the Public: another favorite. Fast and free visual keyword research app (with a bold guy on the homepage waiting for you to type in something) that will help you identify questions people are asking, so you don’t have to. You’ll build content quickly around those keyphrases. Try typing in a keyword and scroll down to see the visual or charts which show you the related questions.CoSchedule Headline Analyzer: Sometimes you have one chance to grab your potential donor, but how do you make sure your email headline is compelling enough to get them to click. CoSchedule Headline Analyzer has your back.Moz's Keyword Explorer: Great to create, tie keyword research together and track metrics. They offer a huge 75% off Pro discounts - all you have to do is send/present them the 501c. Check it here >> :) Moz Pro Discounts for Non-Profits - help HubMailchimp: among the most user-friendly email service provider systems out there. They also provide beautiful and professionally designed email templates. Note that your free plan allows you to contact up to 2,000 subscribers and send up to 12,000 emails per month. If you need more after that, ( I believe) Mailchimp offers Non-profits a 15% percent discount and a 10% when you add two-factor authentication to your MailChimp account.Screamingfrog - This SEO Spider is a must have and it's free. If you require to crawl more than 500 URL's and/or have access to advanced features contact Dan to get your preferential license rate and (I am sure) he will help you out. PricingHubspot topic generator: Sometimes you need quick topic ideas to challenge you, right. To get things rolling you just add five words or nouns/ sentences and based on those you entered, HubSpot Blog Topic Generator will suggest you five different headings.Project ManagementAsana: is a good project and team management tool. If you contact them they will be open to discussion and possibly give you free to all features against a link mention on your site. Basicly free for up to 15 people with some limitations.Slack: is a team collaboration texting platform. You can either invite team members, organise work and chats, but also invite board and volunteers to channels (like a channel for volunteers, and one for the board, etc). It’s free for up to 10,000 messages, after that, you can negotiate or remain free by deleting old messages as it is limited to 10,000.Trello: You can use Trello templates to collaborate, communicate all of your projects in real time.Wunderlist: Wunderlist is your digital to-do list. Sort lists by categories and even invite people for shared to-dos.Promoting and Building a CommunityCreate and get your message out there in a quick, savvy and compelling way with:Buffer: is free for one account allowing you to connect up to three social platforms. Simply schedule your social media posts across Fb, Twitter and LinkedIn. With free version they offer you some useful analytics to help you see what’s working and what’s not.HootSuite: Similar to Buffer in many ways - you get to schedule your tweets, monitor accounts, hashtag keywords, and create lists of people to engage and/or retweet influencers, community at later stage.YouTube Nonprofit Program: Offers a unique nonprofit program - they'll support and give you the tools needed to create short compelling videos. Super marketing tool allowing you to share your message AND provide people with donations cards alongside videos ( Great when you roll-out your donation campaigns).Put Social to Work: will allow you to see social media info of the people you email. This is great to quickly connect with your donors, fans, influencers, all across multiple channels.Other that can’t be ignoredGoogle Analytics: You need to know which part of your content is not performing. As time is money you need to quickly analyse and extract part of your content in order to improve it. But the only way to do that is to measure what works and what doesn’t, right? G.A is the best free marketing tool out there. It has improved lots. Use it to set your campaign metrics but also helping you make strategic decisions as to where you should be spending time and dollars.Talkwalker Alerts: allows you to monitor your brand name, other industry leaders, and any keyword topics your competitors are using. Monitoring is vital for your brand and Talkwaker alerts makes it so easy. The best of all it’s FREE.ClearView CRM: Constituent Relationship ManagementBloomerang: Donor database managementDonorSearch: Wealth screeningDonorPerfect: Fundraising Growth platformGoogle Grants: Google offers nonprofits $10,000 in Adwords advertising each monthQgiv: Bespoke online fundraising tool with manyuseful features - Nonprofit Online Fundraising Tools - Managed on One PlatformHope this will help you :)