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From Tragedy to Triumph

In the face of unimaginable loss, community members in Buffalo, NY, supported each other in unity. The 5/14 Living Memorial & Healing Center is where that story continues.

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HISTORICAL RECORD

May 14, 2022

In a matter of minutes, a Saturday afternoon in May became one of the darkest days in the City of Buffalo’s history. Innocent community members, ages 32 to 89, were killed in a targeted act of racial hatred, three others were wounded, and an entire region was shaken by domestic terrorism.

2:31 PM

First emergency call placed from Tops Grocery Store on Jefferson Avenue.

2:32 PM

Buffalo Police Department arrives on the scene.

2:36 PM

Racist domestic terrorist was detained after killing 10, injuring three others, and causing lasting harm to survivors, families, and the broader Buffalo community.

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We will always remember the events of 5/14.
And now, with purpose and resolve, we continue to write a story of perseverance and healing.

News & Updates

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Expanding Our Local Grant Program

Empowering local leaders with direct funding. Learn more about the 5/14 Foundation’s newly launched community grant cycle and how to apply.

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Grassroots Engagement Strategies

Empowerment begins from the ground up. See how shifting to hyper-local collaboration activates true community ownership and triples engagement.

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Measuring Sustainable Impact

Moving beyond quick wins requires tracking systemic shifts. Learn how our new data frameworks ensure true, long-term accountability.

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News & Updates

News

Expanding Our Local Grant Program

Empowering local leaders with direct funding. Learn more about the 5/14 Foundation’s newly launched community grant cycle and how to apply.

News

Grassroots Engagement Strategies

Empowerment begins from the ground up. See how shifting to hyper-local collaboration activates true community ownership and triples engagement.

Press Release

Measuring Sustainable Impact

Moving beyond quick wins requires tracking systemic shifts. Learn how our new data frameworks ensure true, long-term accountability.

HISTORICAL RECORD

May 14, 2022

In a matter of minutes, a Saturday afternoon in May became one of the darkest days in the City of Buffalo’s history. Innocent community members, ages 32 to 89, were killed in a targeted act of racial hatred, three others were wounded, and an entire region was shaken by domestic terrorism.

2:31 PM

First emergency call placed from Tops on Jefferson Avenue.

2:32 PM

Buffalo Police Department arrives on the scene.

2:36 PM

Racist domestic terrorist was detained after killing 10, injuring three others, and causing lasting harm to survivors, families, and the broader Buffalo community.

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We will always remember the events of 5/14. And now, with purpose and resolve, we continue to write a story of perseverance and healing.

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News & Updates

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Community Remembrance Ceremony

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Guided Tour of "Seeing Us" Memorial

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Panel: Healing Through Art and Storytelling

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IN MEMORIAM

Ten Beautiful Souls

Victim portrait

Celestine Chaney

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Roberta A. Drury

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Andre Mackneil

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Katherine Massey

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Margus D. Morrison

Victim portrait

Celestine Chaney

Victim portrait

Roberta A. Drury

Victim portrait

Andre Mackneil

Victim portrait

Katherine Massey

Victim portrait

Margus D. Morrison

Victim portrait

Heyward Patterson

Victim portrait

Aaron Salter Jr.

Victim portrait

Geraldine Talley

Victim portrait

Ruth Whitfield

Victim portrait

Pearl Young

Victim portrait

Heyward Patterson

Victim portrait

Aaron Salter Jr.

Victim portrait

Geraldine Talley

Victim portrait

Ruth Whitfield

Victim portrait

Pearl Young

Survivors: Zaire Goodman, Jennifer Warrington, Christopher Braden

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FROM THE MEMORIAL SURVEY

89%

agreed the living memorial should be worthy of national attention

87%

expressed strong support for a living, physical memorial near Tops on Jefferson Avenue

Rooted in Community
Realized Through You

The 5/14 Living Memorial and Healing Center is a vision shaped by the voices of Buffalo residents and the broader community.

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Stand With Us
in Love

In remembrance of the lives taken in an act of hate, in honor  of the living legacy carried forward, and in recognition  of the resilience of a community determined to rise.

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5/14 LIVING MEMORIAL

"Seeing Us" Memorial

A space for gathering, reflection, and community growth. The design incorporates ten monumental pillars, each representing a life taken, woven into a sanctuary of light.

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Stand With Us 
in Love

In remembrance of the lives taken in an act of hate, in honor  of the living legacy carried forward, and in recognition  of the resilience of a community determined to rise. 

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News & Updates

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Community Remembrance Ceremony

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Guided Tour of "Seeing Us" Memorial

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Panel: Healing Through Art and Storytelling

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IN MEMORIAM

Ten Beautiful Souls

Victim portrait

Celestine Chaney

Victim portrait

Roberta A. Drury

Victim portrait

Andre Mackneil

Victim portrait

Katherine Massey

Victim portrait

Margus D. Morrison

Victim portrait

Celestine Chaney

Victim portrait

Roberta A. Drury

Victim portrait

Andre Mackneil

Victim portrait

Katherine Massey

Victim portrait

Margus D. Morrison

Victim portrait

Heyward Patterson

Victim portrait

Aaron Salter Jr.

Victim portrait

Geraldine Talley

Victim portrait

Ruth Whitfield

Victim portrait

Pearl Young

Victim portrait

Heyward Patterson

Victim portrait

Aaron Salter Jr.

Victim portrait

Geraldine Talley

Victim portrait

Ruth Whitfield

Victim portrait

Pearl Young

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Remember. Reflect.
Stay Involved.

Get updates on remembrance events, community progress, and ways to support as we continue forward together.

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