SPONSOR A DISPLAY PANEL
Every Soul Box panel brings together many voices.
One individual panel holds space for 98 people killed or injured by gunfire in the U.S. But each panel represents so much more. Collectively, people from across the country devote about 24 hours folding the 98 Soul Boxes on each panel. Volunteers in our workshop spend another 8 hours assembling the materials, arranging the Soul Boxes and tying them onto each panel.
Donate to support our Washington, D.C. exhibit...
On April 3 and 4, 2021, in Washington, D.C., we will exhibit 365 panels. A powerful visual representation of one year of gunfire deaths: 800 linear feet of 4-foot-tall panels displayed under a canopy on the National Mall.
Visitors will see more than 35,000 unique Soul Boxes, each with a victim’s name, artwork or a message, made by Soul Box-creators from around the country. Over 150,000 additional Soul Boxes representing unknown deaths and injuries will be massed around the display panels. In all, the installation will represent the 200,000 people killed or injured by gunfire in just three years.
....And help launch our online exhibit.
During this time when we experience much of the world through a computer screen, The Soul Box Project will soon reveal the toll of gunfire deaths and injuries in the U.S. with a new virtual exhibit. Visitors will be able to see thousands of Soul Boxes up close, experience the magnitude of our gunfire epidemic, and feel the urgency for action.
Please consider sponsoring one or more panels to reveal the lives behind the numbers.
- For $600 you can help us reveal the number of people killed in one day
- For $1,200 help us reveal two days ... and so on.
- You may join with family, friends or colleagues as a group sponsor.
Your donation will be listed on our website. You can designate your support in honor of a person or an event.
Every panel sponsorship helps fund our online exhibit, our National Mall exhibit and ongoing operations to facilitate future exhibition loans all over the country.
Thirty panels represent one month of gunfire deaths.