Stoneman Douglas Students Share “Shine” To Benefit Community

Stoneman Douglas UNION CITY, CA - MARCH 14: A James Logan High School student wipes her eye during a walk out demonstration on March 14, 2018 in Union City, California. Students across the nation walked out of their classrooms at 10 a.m. across time zones for 17 minutes to show solidarity for the 17 killed in the Valentine's Day attack at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and to make a nationwide appeal for changes in gun laws. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) (Justin Sullivan)

By Bryan Carstensen

Since the school shooting at Stoneman Douglas, this country hasbeen speaking out on gun violence, hoping to bring forth change.

Now, a few of the high school's students have a released a powerful song called "Shine," with proceeds going to benefit the school community.

"Shine" was written by two survivors of the tragic mass shooting, 16-year-old Sawyer Garrity and 15-year-old Andrea Peña, just days after that horrifying day.

Proceeds from download sales of "Shine" will be donated to the SHINE MSD Fund at the Broward Education Foundation, a non-profit organization, to support victims and their families via community mental health and arts programs.

Stoneman Douglas Students Share “Shine” To Benefit Community