5 Ways You Can Help Sandy Hook Shooting Victims

 By 
Zoe Fox
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5 Ways You Can Help Sandy Hook Shooting Victims

Friday morning's devastating shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., took the lives of 27 people, at least 18 of whom are children under 10 years old. Watching the news unfold left many of us distraught -- even President Obama teared up during his afternoon press conference.

It didn't take long for many generous people to start online fundraisers for the victims and their families.

Here are five online campaigns you can contribute toward right away. If you know of other online efforts to help the victims, please share them in the comments.

Sandy Hook Elementary School Fund: Chris DeLetto of Champaign, Ill., started this fundraiser on Crowdtilt, hoping to raise $50,000 in 30 days.

Help for the Sandy Hook Elementary School Families: Razoo's campaign started by Joe Waters is raising money for the Sandy Hook Parent Teachers Association.

Sandy Hook Elementary School Victims Relief Fund: This Crowdrise campaign, started by Ryan, is raising money for the school's PTSA organization.

Secure Schools: Becky Hoover launched this campaign to get security systems in place in all U.S. schools, including pass-key systems with cameras.

Wall of Love: This interactive website, designed following the tragic shooting, wants to show everyone affected by the tragedy that there is more love than hate in the world.

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