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Your Gift Gives a Child the Courage to Speak Up

Every dollar you give funds child safety education, book donations, school workshops, and community outreach that reaches children who need it most.

Why it matters

1 in 4 Girls and 1 in 13 Boys Experience Sexual Abuse

The majority of child abuse cases go unreported — not because children don't want help, but because they don't have the words. The Brave Star changes that. With your support, we can reach every child before harm occurs.

Source: CDC, 2024

Children in a safe learning environment
Where your money goes

Every Dollar Makes a Difference

$25

A Star of Hope

Helps provide child safety educational materials, including age-appropriate activities and resources that encourage children to speak up and seek help.

$50

A Brave Beginning

Helps place Brave Star books and educational resources into the hands of children, families, or educators.

$100

A Classroom of Courage

Contributes toward classroom learning materials, safety activities, and educational resources that help children recognize unsafe situations and identify trusted adults.

$250

A Community of Hope

Helps support the planning, materials, and outreach costs of a child safety awareness presentation or community event.

$500

A School Safety Partner

Provides meaningful support toward developing and delivering educational presentations, workshops, and child safety resources for schools and community organizations.

$1,000+

Brave Star Champion

Provides leadership-level support for expanding our educational programs, community partnerships, and child safety outreach initiatives. Donors may receive recognition and updates on the impact of their generosity.

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The Brave Star is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your donation is tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

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Corporate sponsors and major donors receive recognition, impact reports, and the knowledge that their investment is protecting real children in real communities.