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Why give?

  • Support

    Support survivors and families impacted by violence, trafficking, and missing persons cases.

  • Education

    Educate communities through awareness campaigns, trainings, storytelling projects, and public engagement.

  • Lift Every Voice

    Amplify the voices of Black women and girls who are too often overlooked by systems and media.

  • Healing

    Build healing-centered spaces like the Righteous Rage Room and other community initiatives where people can be heard, validated, and supported

  • Change you can see

    Champion for change that improves public safety and accountability on a State or Federal level.

  • Prevention

    Creating safer communities by investing in mentorship, community leadership, healthy relationships, and early intervention before violence occurs.

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It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

  • The Righteous Rage Room

  • Logo for Brittany's Place, a safe shelter for girls, affiliated with 180 Degrees. Includes website 180degrees.org. Brittany Clardy handwriting Minnesota Brittany Clardy Act Foundation

    Brittany's Place

  • A circular illustration of a hand gripping a smartphone, with colorful geometric background shapes in pink, green, yellow, and blue. Research in action, Task force for missing and murdered black women & girls.

    Task Force For Missing and Murdered Black Women & Girls

  • A flyer featuring a black-and-white sketch of a woman with a tear on her cheek, with the text 'Screaming in Silence' at the top. The flyer promotes an event at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health to address legal issues involving missing and murdered Black women and girls, supported by various organizations.

    Screaming in Silence JHU Model Law Convening

“It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business.”

Keith Finley

A man with curly brown hair, glasses, a nose ring, and a beard, wearing a dark green sweater, sitting indoors with a plant and a white wall in the background.

“It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business.”

Monet Goode

Smiling woman with curly hair, glasses, hoop earrings, and a striped shirt in an indoor setting.

“It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business.”

Channing Lee

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 FAQs

  • We collaborate with nonprofits, government agencies, schools, businesses, faith communities, and research institutions that share our commitment to safety, justice, healing, and prevention. Contact us today!

  • The Foundation primarily focuses on advocacy, education, awareness, and community engagement. When appropriate, we connect individuals and families with trusted community resources and service providers.

  • There are many ways to support our work:

    * Make a donation

    * Volunteer

    * Attend an event

    * Become a community partner

    * Sponsor a program or initiative

    * Share our mission with others

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  • The Brittany Clardy Foundation is a nonprofit organization. Please consult your tax professional regarding the deductibility of your donation.