Campaigns.

Our campaigns turn awareness into action, reaching children and families where they live and learn.

Our active campaigns.

Each one puts something into a place where children already are, which is why they keep running after we leave.

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Team Tenacity

A sports-based camp for children who have been bullied.

About Team Tenacity
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Coloring Book Campaign

Kind, cooperative habits for children aged two to five.

About the campaign
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Why campaigns rather than awareness.

Awareness is the easy half. Most people already know bullying is bad, and another poster does not change what happens in a locker room on Tuesday.

Our campaigns put something into a place where children already are. Coloring books go into childcare centers that were going to have a morning activity anyway. Camps go into gyms that were already open. That is why they run, and why they keep running after we leave.

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Programs and campaigns are different things.

A program supports a child or family directly, one at a time. Career days, internships, community service, and the Bereavement Fund all work that way.

A campaign is a push into a community that runs on a schedule and reaches a group. If you are looking for help for one child, start with programs. If you want to bring something to a school, league, or facility, you are in the right place.