Back To School Campaign
Every July and August
In the United States, an estimated 15.5 million children and teenagers witness or experience domestic violence in their households annually. By the time they turn 17 years old, more than one-third of all American children have been exposed to domestic abuse or intimate partner violence (IPV). Many of these kids are struggling to meet their basic needs, including how to get ready for the first day of school. This year, there are 392 kids and teens surviving domestic violence being supported by Greenhouse, Apna Ghar, Centro Romero, and Family Rescue shelters who need your help. As a supporter, you can:
Join Us at Our BackPacking Party:
Thanks to a generous donation of our supporter and GRAMMY Award Winner, Jeff Tweedy, we will provide all the school supplies, including the backpacks for each student!
You’ll help pack backpacks with essential school supplies, decorate cards with words of encouragement for their first day, and celebrate over a decade of impact with snacks, drinks, and building a supportive community.
Share Our Mission
Sharing this message helps us reach more supporters and ensures more children start the school year feeling supported.
Every contribution—large or small—helps us meet families where they are and respond with care.
Thanks to you, Be Alright has stood with families for years, providing support, care, and hope. As we work toward our 20-year milestone in 2029, we hope you’ll consider making a gift this year to help even more children begin the school year confident, prepared, and supported.
With deep gratitude and appreciation,
Be Alright
Other events and campaigns
Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Every October
Every October, Be Alright joins communities across the nation in raising awareness about domestic violence and supporting survivors. Throughout the month, we host volunteer projects, educational campaigns, and community events that promote healing, prevention, and hope.
Holiday Celebrations & Gifts
Every November and December
Each holiday season, Be Alright brings joy to children and families living in domestic violence shelters through festive celebrations, gifts, meals, and visits from Santa. These events are made possible by the generosity of our volunteers, donors, and community partners, helping create meaningful memories during the holidays.
Mother’s Day
Every April and May
Each Mother's Day, Be Alright celebrates the strength, resilience, and love of mothers and caregivers who are rebuilding their lives after domestic violence. Through thoughtful gifts, special events, and community support, we honor the incredible women who inspire hope and healing every day.