Upcoming Events
We are excited to announce several upcoming events. We’ll add more details here soon.
- Sept 29: 5pm Beating Guns Film Screening with Sharletta Evans and Mike Martin | Q&A following | Belong Church, Denver, CO
- Oct 5: Salt Lake City, UT Beating Guns
- Oct 19: Rocky Mountain Mennonite Central Committee Relief Sale
Rocky Ford, CO | Gun to Garden Tool Demo | Tool to be sold to benefit Mennonite Central Committee - Nov 2: Holiday Fair Trade Market
Broadmoor Community Church, Colorado Springs, CO
Fear Not...An Evening of Hope with RAWtools
Date: Nov. 12
Time: 6-8pm
Location: The Carter Payne, 320 S. Weber St. Colorado Springs, CO 80903
Details: Come join us for our annual fundraiser to learn about the vital work that RAWtools is doing both within Colorado Springs and across the country to disarm hearts and forge peace.
More Info: Facebook event page
Request an Event
Fill out this form to request an event by RAWtools. We try to include as many requests as possible in our schedule. We require travel costs to be covered plus a donation to RAWtools. Our events are always unique and can be scheduled as a companion piece to an event you or your organization are already planning. We look forward to working with you!
Our Vision
Our vision is to repurpose weapons into hand tools to be used in the creation of something new, preventing the weapon’s use for violence and creating a cycle of peace.
RAWtools, Inc. partners with communities in an effort to repurpose weapons for productive lifelong purpose. The materials from the weapon will be forged into media suitable for fabrication into new tools. Each weapon will be connected to its new purpose, creating a narrative that will travel with the new tool. This narrative will take on a tangible form in the packaging of the tool, traveling to its new destination and purpose.
An online interactive story will be formed for each tool where the new owner of the tool will be able to “show and tell” how the tool is being used, thus, preventing a cycle of violence and creating a cycle of peace. With this imagery we will look to provide resources and opportunities to “learn of war no more, ” as Micah and Isaiah, and you and I, have hoped for.
