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A gunman opened fire and reportedly killed 19 children and two adults yesterday at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas.

On Tuesday, a gunman opened fire at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, reportedly killing at least 19 children and two adults in what is now the deadliest school shooting in a decade.

As the community grieves the unfathomable loss of life, organizations and locals are stepping up to provide resources and donations for those affected. Local funeral homes, Hillcrest Memorial Funeral Home and Rushing-Estes-Knowles Mortuary, announced victims' families will not be charged for funeral expenses.

Ahead, we list some of the ways you can help—whether you live in Texas or elsewhere.

GoFundMe has established a hub of verified fundraisers for the Uvalde community. So far, VictimsFirst, a network of families of the deceased and survivors of mass shootings, and Austin-based organization Los Verdes Supporter Group are working to collect donations for families of the victims. Additionally, the families of two victims—teacher Irma Garcia and student Xavier—have put up fundraisers.

For those looking to provide support to those who are fighting for gun control in the United States, below are some organizations known for their advocacy.

Some Texas locations are encouraging people to donate blood. "Your donation can help ensure we have supplies immediately available for the victims of this tragic shooting," University Health, a San Antonio–based health system, tweeted on Tuesday.

Those who are able may donate at University Health or South Texas Blood & Tissue. The latter organization is holding an emergency blood drive in Uvalde today (Wednesday, May 25).

The San Antonio Legal Services Association is asking for volunteers who can provide pro bono assistance to victims and families who have unmet legal needs.