WAYS TO GIVE

Sandy Hook
Home

Empowering Change: Support the HONR Network

Join the HONR Network in creating a safer and more inclusive online environment. Your donation helps fund advocacy, education, and support initiatives to combat online harassment. Give easily through secure online payments, mail-in contributions, or employer matching programs and make a meaningful impact today.

ways to give

Ways to give 1

Online Donations

Secure online giving

At the HONR Network, we rely on the generous donations of people and organizations to support our important work. We use Donately to process online donations securely, ensuring a simple, safe contribution process. In addition to one-time donations, patrons can set up automatic monthly contributions directly from their credit or debit card or bank account. All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Contributors can also donate in honor or memory of another or donate anonymously.

Ways to give 2

Mail-In Donations

Check or money order

Donations can be made via check or money order to:

HONR Network Inc.
2875 S Orange Ave Suite 500-2611
Orlando, Florida 32806

Ways to give 3

Employer Matching

Corporate giving programs

The HONR Network participates in employer-matching donation programs through Benevity, as well as through direct corporate partnerships. Contact your HR department for information on matching programs.

If your organization participates in corporate giving, corporate matching, or other corporate donation programs through Benevity, the HONR Network profile number is #840-823556040

If your employer doesn't yet participate in a matching program and you would like information about matching donation programs, please email us at [email protected]

Sandy Hook NON-PROFIT STATUS View Hide

HONR Network is a 501.c.3 non-profit corporation, organized in Florida. As a public charity, the HONR Network is exempt from federal income taxes. Our Tax ID number is #82-3556040.

62% Consider Harassment View Hide

That takes place online, a major issue, with the majority believing that internet providers need to do more to protect users, and stronger online harassment laws need to be ratified and enforced.*

Together, through empowerment, education, and advocacy, we can effect change and create a safer, more inclusive online experience for all.

Please help us achieve this goal.

  • Legal achievements

    Legal achievements

    Lenny Pozner’s tireless pursuit of hoaxers and harassers who targeted him and his family in the wake of the Sandy Hook tragedy has resulted in legal precedent that makes it easier for other victims of online abuse to seek justice in court.

    Additionally, legislation is changing both in the US and around the world, to better reflect advances in technology.

    Keep up-to-date on legal achievements that protect us all from online abuse.

    Read more
  • Welcome to new residents!

    1 in 5 american adults

    have experienced prolonged online hate and harassment campaigns classified as severe, including threats of violence, sexual harassment, mobbing, pressure to suicide, pressure to quit their job, harassment that continues offline, and stalking.*

    Together, through empowerment, education, and advocacy we can effect change and create a safer more inclusive online experience for all.

    Help us achieve this goal.

    Donate now