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Thirteen percent of high school students missed school because they did not feel safe. Your support helps children feel confident, safe, and resilient. Thank you for making a difference.

Choose where your gift goes.

Every fund below pays for one specific thing. Pick the one that matters most to you, or give generally and we will put it where the need is sharpest that month.

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Or support a specific program or campaign:

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Monthly donation

A recurring gift keeps our bullying-prevention work going all year.

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Coloring Book Campaign

Put coloring books into the hands of children aged two to five.

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Team Tenacity

Build confidence in bullied children through sports and teamwork.

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Community Friends

Help purchase items for children and families in the program.

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For a Day

Cover transportation and needs so children can take part.

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Bereavement Fund

Ease the financial burden a family faces after losing a child to bullying.

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Bullying Prevention Association of America is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Where the money goes.

Each fund on this page pays for a specific thing. Team Tenacity funds camp sessions at local facilities. The Coloring Book Campaign funds print runs for childcare centers. Community Friends funds materials for service projects, and For a Day funds transportation so a child can get to the workplace hosting them.

The Bereavement Fund goes to families after the loss of a child, and it is not spread across anything else. A general donation goes wherever the need is most immediate that month.

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Monthly, and other ways to give.

Monthly giving is the one that helps most, because a camp that runs in October has to be committed to in August. Even a small recurring amount is worth more to planning than a larger one-off gift.

The Bullying Prevention Association of America is a 501(c)3, and donations are tax deductible to the extent the law allows. If your employer matches gifts, that is the cheapest way to double one. If you would rather give time or goods than money, Get involved has the other routes.