The Asking Saves Kids Campaign teaches parents to ASK about guns in the home before sending their kids to play at someone’s house, empowering every parent in every neighborhood with a common-sense solution to protect their kids from guns.

May 23, 2023 · Ask About Guns The ASK (Asking Saves Kids) campaign promotes a simple idea with the potential to help keep kids safe. Ask, "Is there an unlocked gun in your house?" before sending your child over to play.

Ask family, friends, and members of your community about unlocked or loaded guns in the home to prevent family fire. ASK (Asking Saves Kids) is a simple way to help keep kids safe and a fundamental part of our End Family Fire program.

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ASK Day is when we remind parents, guardians, and caretakers to add one more question, ask: "Is there an unlocked gun where my child plays?" It's a simple question, but it could save a life.

Ask your family and friends if there’s an unlocked gun in the house. It can save a life and it doesn’t kill to ask. Try saying: "Hey, our pediatrician mentioned that guns are the leading cause of death for kids now and urged us to ask friends if there are any unlocked guns in the house."

Every day, 13 kids are killed by firearms. But there is a way you can protect your child. Ask your family and friends if there's an unlocked gun in the house. It can save a life and it doesn't kill to ask.

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Sep 15, 2017 · The Asking Saves Kids (ASK) campaign is effective in increasing parents' comfort level in asking if there is a gun where their child plays, according to research.