Anti-Bullying Program
Provide Education and Encouragement | 80% of Donations to the Community
Provide Awareness and Encouragement
60% of Donations to the Community
Our non- profit Organization (501c3) providing baskets, backpacks and merchandise, my vision to the community is to support anyone who combats bullying.
My name is JaRieya. I'm 18 years old and I started the World Anti-Bullying Card Program because I was being bullied at the age of 13 1/2 so my mom told me to go do something about it, and that’s when I drew out my logo (the world with “B🚫” “X” around it represents the people around the world of all creeds and color. I can sympathize with and understand what it means to be bullied, and I want to help others who feel the same.
With merchandise like posters and pencils to wristbands and stress balls, I hope to both educate people and provide awareness to other victims of bullying. Contact me today!
Our Merchandise and Baskets
Order gift bags and other merchandise to have on hand. You can provide our baskets and other merchandise to those who need encouragement to alert someone in authority. The baskets contain a variety of products to spread education to awareness and comfort.
Help Fight Bullying with Education
Bullying has reached epidemic proportions. The card we include in our basket reminds us that we have rights and are protected by laws. Don't wait let's work together to help my vision against bullying now!
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The Program
World Anti-Bullying Card Program provides outreach to victims of bullying. We invite you or your organization or business to join us by becoming a sponsor, partner, or simply giving us a donation.
The Future
We look forward to offering additional merchandise and joining other anti-bullying organizations at rallies and events. Some day we'd like to go on a world anti-bullying tour.
About Jarieya
Our founder was born with a number of challenges and experienced bullying. She and her adopted brother, Jade, are taking a stand against bullying and racism. You can help!
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