 How can you help
The Denver Rocky Mountain News has established a drive to raise money for a memorial to the victims of the Columbine High School tragedy. Contributions may be mailed to the Columbine Memorial Fund, c/o The Jefferson Foundation, 809 Quail St., Building 1, Lakewood, CO 80215.
The United Way has established a "Healing Fund" to support victims and their families as well as local violence prevention programs and agencies. Send contributions to The Healing Fund, P.O. Box 46531, Denver, CO 80201. In addition, all branches of Colorado's five largest banks — Colorado BankOne, First Bank, KeyBank, Norwest Bank and U.S. Bank — will all accept donations.
The Jeffco Safe Students Fund has been established by the LMC Community Foundation, the parent organization of Exempla Healthcare. Contributions should be made payable to LMC Community Foundation, designating the Jeffco Safe Students Fund, and sent to 4851 Independence St., Suite 159, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033. Or call (303) 467-4170.
For graduates and others: Columbine Alumni Fund, 809 Quail St., Lakewood, CO 80215.
A fund to build a memorial garden and meditation center in Clement Park has been established by Colorado Garden Show Inc. Donations may be mailed to Columbine Students' Memorial Garden Fund, c/o Key Bank, 151 W. Mineral Ave., No. 107, Littleton, CO 80120, or can be dropped off at any Key Bank in Colorado.
The Jeffco Schools Credit Union has established a fund to support community programs for Columbine High School families. Contributions should be sent to the Columbine Memorial Fund, Jeffco Credit Union, 355 Union Blvd., Lakewood, CO 80228.
King Soopers has established a support fund for the Columbine High School community and will be processing donations to a dedicated account at the Sooper Credit Union through all 77 stores. Contributions may be mailed to Sooper Credit Union, 5590 W. Evans Ave., Denver, CO 80227.
Donations are requested for Lance Kirklin, a victim of the Columbine High School shootings who is in critical condition. Send donations to Everen Securities, C/O The Lance Kirklin Support Fund, 8005 S. Chester St., Suite 300, Englewood, CO, 80112, attention Bret Roberts. Information: (303) 925-8500 or (800) 300-9648.
University Hospital has set up a telephone message line for the family of Mark Taylor, 16, who was wounded in the shootings. Call (303) 315-4388.
Citywide Bank has created one healing fund and individual funds for Isaiah Shoels and Lance Kirklin. Drop off donations at any of the seven Citywide locations, or mail them with the particular fund's name to P.O. Box 128, Aurora, CO 80040. For more information, call (303) 365-3673.April 24, 1999
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PHOTOS
A Daily Camera photo essay detailed the tragedy of April
20 and the recovery and remembrance in the following weeks: photo essay
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INTERACT
With the recent rise in school violence, do you feel
schools are still safe? vote here
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THE INVESTIGATION
Man pleads innocent to helping Columbine killers get weapons full story
Relatives angry about handling of case full story
Parents of Columbine killer seek to limit evidence access full story
Investigators meet with Harris' parents full story
CHS investigators focus on computers full story
FBI investigator's son linked to case full story
Killer reportedly took Luvox antidepressant full story
Detectives question shooter's girlfriend full story
Bombs found in cafeteria full story
Portraits of the killers full story
Killer's diary describes plot of hate full story
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GUNS AND LAW
Inaction on gun control could prompt ballot issues full story
Democrats say they'll carry gun laws favored by Owens full story
Owens says tougher laws wouldn't have prevented tragedy full story
State senator plans to revive bill on concealed-handguns full story
Despite pressure, more gun control measures unlikely full story
Columbine dad lobbies Washington full story
Senate passes more gun controls full story
Columbine killers also wounded the NRA full story
Senate rejects any new restrictions on gun-show sales
full story
Gun control strife full
story
Leaders scrap gun bills full story
Guns and legislatures full story
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