Beck Initiates Fundraiser for Kirk’s Family

Glenn Beck, host of a popular show, is encouraging his audience to express their gratitude to Charlie Kirk. Tragically, Kirk was killed during a speaking event in Utah on September 10th.

In an episode aired on Friday, Beck reflected on the bond he shared with Kirk, who was once a fan of his work. “Charlie came from this audience,” Beck noted, reminiscing about how Kirk had been inspired by him since he was a kid listening to his radio show.

To honor Kirk and support his family—his wife Erica and their two children—Beck has initiated a fundraiser under the 9-12 project banner. The project, originally started in 2009, aims to unite Americans of all political backgrounds, encompassing the spirit of unity post-September 11, 2001.

Beck stated that this fundraiser serves as a way for supporters to show their appreciation for Kirk’s advocacy for free speech and commitment to the nation. “Every donation reflects the strength of this community and its determination to stand together,” he emphasized.

The 9-12 project is built on nine principles and twelve values that focus on integrity, family rights, freedom, and pursuit of happiness. It emphasizes ideals such as honesty, respect, hope, and personal responsibility. Beck expressed that while other efforts to support Kirk’s family are underway, this initiative provides an additional avenue for community support.

Beck reassured that donations could also assist Turning Point USA, should Kirk’s family feel financially secure. He expressed heartfelt sentiments, saying, “They have lost a significant figure, but God is looking over them. We are all thinking of you and are grateful for everything.”