(CNN) The owner of Pulse nightclub in Orlando announced plans Thursday to build a permanent memorial and museum on the building's grounds to honor the victims of the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history. Barbara Poma, who established Pulse as an LGBT club in 2004, said the OnePulse Foundation would raise funds to go toward a memorial, community grants for survivors' families, scholarships and a museum with artifacts and stories of that fatal day. "We will not let hate win," said Poma, who founded Pulse to honor her brother, who died of HIV/AIDS in 1991. "We will ensure that no one of this generation and the generations to come will ever forget what happened here."The Orlando LGBT club was the site of a deadly massacre last JuneClub owner says funds will be raised for museum and to support survivors' families
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