Orange Ribbons For Jaime

The mission of “Orange Ribbons For Jaime” is to support the causes that were important to Jaime in her life, as well as the causes that deal with the way her life was tragically cut short. Jaime loved helping others, and we hope that we can continue to honor her legacy.

Paws Of Love

Our program provides emotional companion puppies and a year of puppy-care costs to those who have been directly affected by gun violence.

Community Outreach

Providing Community Outreach To Causes That Were Important To Jaime In Life As Well As Those That Support Others Affected By Gun Violence.

Jaime Guttenberg
Jaime Guttenberg

On February 14th, 2018 Jaime was tragically murdered in the Parkland school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. She was only 14 years old. Jaime’s parents created Orange Ribbons For Jaime (ORFJ), a 501(c)3, to honor their daughter by supporting causes important to her in life, but also causes that deal with the way she lost her life. ORFJ’s signature program, Paws of Love, provides companion puppies and a year of related expenses to individuals and families directly affected by gun violence. In addition, through community outreach ORFJ collaborates with and donates to programs that serve those with special needs, students of all abilities, dance programs, dog shelters and more.  Most importantly, through her foundation Jaime still has a voice and continues to make a positive impact on the world by spreading love and helping others.

Together, we can make a difference!

Help us in our mission to support the causes important to Jaime Guttenberg in her life, as well as the causes that deal with the way her life was tragically cut short.

Editor’s Choice Article in South Florida Lifestyle Magazine

January 28, 2026 | Lifestyle Staff

It has been 8 years since the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school in Parkland. Jaime Guttenberg, one of the victims, lost her life at just 14 years old.

Orange Ribbons for Jaime is a 501(c)(3) is a nonprofit foundation created by her parents to honor their beautiful daughter. Jaime’s parents, Jennifer and Fred Guttenberg, wanted to support organizations that were important to Jaime in life, as well as causes related to how her life was tragically cut short. Jaime was a competitive dancer, a volunteer for those with special needs, a dog lover and so much more.

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