"Compassionate" girl with epilepsy bullied to tears, told "we're not friends with you anymore because you are different."

The Be A Friend Project hosted its 2nd annual scholarship contest for high school students this summer. Our 2024 contest was for high school juniors and seniors, but this year, we extended this contest to ALL high school students! 🫶🏽 We are a nonprofit organization that began with a bullying-prevention-themed musical, and each day, we continue to champion the arts through our programming. Thus, we were excited to make the writing portion of the scholarship application a 2-4

"Kind-hearted" girl with rare disorder pressured by bullies to eat expanding beads.

THANK YOU and CONGRATULATIONS, ALEJANDRA AND KRISTEN!! Your art - with heart - reminds us all of the life-changing power of being kind and being a friend!

Announcing an exciting milestone honoring our 10th anniversary: the launch of our NEW SPECIAL ADVISORS COUNCIL! We proudly welcome six inaugural members, each of whom has generously offered the strength of their name, voice, and professional reputation to amplify our youth-led movement for bullying prevention and kindness activism!

Indiana boy - who has autism - pleads with his mom not to send him back to school "because it hurts." Skyler (13) from Indiana Skyler’s mom describes her son as “creative, hard-working, and inspiring." A huge fan of pro wrestling, Skyler proudly collects all things WWE and dreams of one day stepping into the ring as a WWE Superstar - or maybe wearing the badge as a police officer! In the meantime, he’s building his strength and confidence through martial arts, recen