We are often asked “what can I do to help?” Every contribution—whether it’s taking part in a community event, looking out for someone being bullied, or raising awareness through conversation—makes a difference and changes lives. In addition to individuals around the world sharing information about PACER resources, we receive heartfelt contributions of as little as five dollars from California to Maine, from Argentina to Norway and all around the globe, from donors ages 5 to 90. As damaging as bullying is, there is hope, because bullying is an issue that can be prevented. When teens unite it means one less student being bullied, one more person speaking out, or another young person knowing that they are not alone.
Looking for ways to get involved? Explore the items below on our suggested “to-do” list.
Tell Why You Care
Add your voice to the collective statements of “I Care Because …”
I Care Because…
Take the Pledge
Show that you are united for kindness, acceptance and inclusion.

Share the NBPC Flyer
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This free, colorful, and informative 8 ½ x 11 (2-sided) flyer, available in English and Spanish, outlines the creative resources, outreach activities, and opportunities available from PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center, which is the organization which created and manages the Teens Against Bullying website. Distribute at your local event, activity, or fundraiser.
Tell your school about the bookmarks
The “KidsAgainstBullying” bookmark for elementary school students invites students to take the “Be A Kid Against Bullying” pledge. The other side features the characters from the Club Crew.

The “TeensAgainstBullying” bookmark for middle and high school students shares the message, “Creating A World Without Bullying.” The reverse side helps teens think of the actions they can take to change their world.

Do more!
There are many opportunities to take action as an individual or at your school or community using these resources from PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center.