 As for the victims, Donald Trump's campaign is now starting a GoFundMe page to raise money after Saturday's rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. The Trump campaign's national finance director organized the GoFundMe page, saying the former president authorized the account so people can financially help the families of those wounded or killed during the rally. Some of Trump's allies and supporters are already sharing the GoFundMe link online, including Ohio Senator J.S. Vance, who's a leading contender to be Trump's vice presidential pick.