Karma411 Creates Site For Brady Center To Help Prevent Gun Violence

Online, November 10, 2010 (Newswire.com) - The team at Karma411 recently created a site for the Brady Center, an organization devoted to preventing gun violence. Colin Goddard, a survivor of the Virginia Tech massacre, is supporting the Brady Center in his campaign to reduce gun violence. The site that Karma411 created for the Brady Center allows supporters to make a donation, invite their friends, and make a page to share their own stories.

The Brady Center is devoted to creating an America free from gun violence so that Americans can feel safe at home, at school, at work, and in our communities. The Brady Center works to reform the gun industry by enacting and enforcing sensible regulations to reduce gun violence, including regulations governing the gun industry. The Brady Center also represents victims of gun violence in courts.

Colin Goddard is a survivor of the Virginia Tech massacre that took place on Monday, April 16, 2007. Colin, who was shot four times on the day of the massacre, is asking supporters to "honor the 32 victims of the deadliest peacetime shooting in US history - as well as the 32 Americans who are murdered everyday with guns - and add your voice to those taking action." On Monday, October 25 Colin appeared on the Oprah Show to discuss his campaign to reduce gun violence.

To visit the site and either support Colin Goddard's efforts to reduce gun violence, or make your own page, go to http://www.karma411.com/bradycenter.

About Karma411
Karma411 is an online fundraising and social networking platform for cause-related organizations that specializes in Web 2.0 "people-to-people" online campaigns to raise funds and awareness for causes. For more information visit http://www.karma411.com