Programs to Partner With

BBBS is one of the oldest and largest youth mentoring organizations in the U.S. It matches adult volunteers ("Bigs") with children ("Littles") to build strong, supportive relationships. Visit bbbs.org to learn more.

MENTOR is a leading advocate for youth mentoring in the U.S. It offers resources and support for developing high-quality mentoring programs. Visit mentoring.org to learn more.

This organization provides a safe and supportive environment for children and teens, offering mentorship, educational support, and recreational activities. Visit bgca.org to learn more. 

CIS connects students with community resources and supportive relationships to help them succeed academically and personally. Visit communitiesinschools.org to learn more.

Girls on the Run inspires girls to be joyful, healthy, and confident using a fun, experience-based curriculum that integrates running. The program focuses on developing essential life skills and mentoring relationships. Visit girlsontherun.org to learn more.

Let Me Run is a comprehensive program designed to inspire boys to be joyful, healthy, and confident using a fun, experience-based curriculum that integrates running. The program encourages boys to embrace their individuality, practice teamwork, and develop emotional and social skills that will benefit them throughout their lives. Visit letmerun.org to learn more.

The YMCA offers various mentoring programs focusing on youth development, including academic support, leadership development, and personal growth. Visit ymca.net to learn more.

4-H provides youth mentoring programs that offer guidance and support to young people through various educational and leadership activities. Visit 4-h.org to learn more.

This program provides one-on-one mentoring and group activities to support young people's development through positive relationships with adult mentors. Visit buddyprogram.org to learn more.

OBPP is a comprehensive, school-wide program designed to reduce bullying and create a safe school environment. It involves training for staff, classroom activities, and individual interventions. Visit clemsonolweus.org to learn more.

This federal government website provides information on how kids, teens, young adults, parents, educators, and community members can prevent or stop bullying. Visit stopbullying.gov to learn more.

PACER provides resources for students, parents, and educators to address and prevent bullying through awareness, education, and community involvement. Visit pacerkidsagainstbullying.org to learn more.

No Bully offers programs and training for schools to implement effective bullying prevention strategies and foster inclusive environments. Visit nobully.org to learn more.

This national organization focuses on reducing and preventing bullying, cyberbullying, and other digital abuse and offers various programs and resources for kids and teens. Visit stompoutbullying.org to learn more.

Second Step provides social-emotional learning programs for early learning through grade 8 to reduce bullying, teach empathy, and build positive school environments. Visit secondstep.org to learn more.

This initiative uses the power of film and other resources to foster a national conversation on bullying and offer tools for creating safe and supportive environments for children. Visit thebullyproject.com to learn more.

DASA is a New York State initiative that seeks to provide public school students with a safe and supportive environment free from discrimination, harassment, and bullying. Visit p12.nysed.gov/dignityact to learn more.

Kidpower provides workshops, programs, and resources to teach children and adults skills for preventing bullying and violence and developing healthy relationships. Visit kidpower.org to learn more.

SSAP trains student leaders to recognize and prevent bullying, harassment, and violence in their schools, creating a safer and more inclusive environment. Visit community-matters.org/programs-and-services/safe-school-ambassadors to learn more.

Speak Up, Be Safe is an educational program that aims to prevent bullying, abuse, and other forms of victimization by teaching children and teens how to recognize unsafe situations, speak up, and seek help. The curriculum includes lessons on respecting oneself and others, understanding personal boundaries, and developing strategies to deal with bullying and harassment. Visit childhelp.org/speak-up-be-safe to learn more. 

Facing History and Ourselves helps educators around the world teach students about the importance of moral courage, empathy, and understanding through the lens of historical events. The program provides resources and training for teachers to foster an inclusive classroom environment that promotes respect and combats bullying. By learning about the past, students gain insights into the consequences of intolerance and the value of standing up for others. Visit facinghistory.org to learn more.