Our Mission
The Emily Finn Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)3 charity created after the tragic murder of 18-year-old Emily by her ex-boyfriend. Our mission is to educate and empower our youth to identify healthy vs. unhealthy relationships and provide positive outlets through the performing arts in honor of Emily’s aspiration to teach along with her joy of ballet and passion for dance. Our foundations action items include; helping victims of intimate partner/domestic violence, provide mental health crisis support, and work towards logical gun safety reform and owner accountability.
About DonateUpcoming Events
Breaking The Slience
FREE Community Event
Sept 10th, 5:30-8:00pm
Join us for a free community reception with light refreshments, a screening honoring Gabby Petito's story, and a panel with Gabby's parents, Joseph Hunter, and Cliantha Miller Finn.
We’re bringing our community together to help young people build healthy relationships. The evening combines powerful stories with practical education so parents, educators, and community members leave knowing how to recognize warning signs, start important conversations, and help prevent dating violence before it begins.
More info to come.
Take ActionTo donate and support the organizations mission in helping victims of intimate partner and domestic violence, providing mental health crisis support, common sense gun safety and more.
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Intimate Partner Violence Facts
Did you know…
Leaving an abusive
relationship is often the
most dangerous time.
Create a safety plan
Text START to 88788
Did you know…
Gun violence is the leading cause of death among our youth in the U.S. ages 1-19. We must do better! Support our mission and let Emily light the way…one step at a time can save lives!
Did you know…
One conversation can save a life. If someone is talking about suicide, please take it seriously and seek professional help for them immediately. Call or text 988 Suicide and crisis hotline or chat 988lifeline.org
Did you know…
how to recognize red flags and signs of abuse? Take a step in educating our youth about healthy and unhealthy relationships. Visit our partners at: gabbypetitofoundation.org & joinonelove.org to learn more!
Call The National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-SAFE (7233)
Our Partners
