OUR GOAL IS FOR EVERYONE TO BE ABLE TO

Recognize

OBSERVE

ACT

REPORT

ROARRRRR, INC SUPPORTS VICTIMS IN EFFORTS TO:

1. Report ALL assaults -especially sexual assaults,  to law enforcement to ensure personal healing, accountability, and public safety

2. Protect society by supporting District Attorneys who believe victims, pursue justice, and seek the maximum appropriate sentencing for adult offenders.

3. Heal individuals and communities by ensuring lifelong access to evidence-based, trauma-informed therapy for all survivors of sexual abuse—and for juvenile offenders who are themselves often victims.

4. Educate the community about the dangers and reality of sex abuse in our communities.

Survivors of sexual abuse deserve safety, justice, and access to real healing.

We help survivors take critical steps toward recovery:
• Reporting abuse to law enforcement to stop harm and ensure accountability
• Disclosing to trusted individuals who can provide support and stability
• Accessing certified, trauma-focused therapy as early as possible—care that is essential, but often unaffordable

Too many survivors are blocked by fear, isolation, and the high cost of treatment.
Your donation removes those barriers.

When you give, you help survivors be believed, supported, and healed.
Help us help them.

i am a survivor

1 in 4 girls will be sexually abused before they reach age 18, and 1 in 6 boys. One is one too many.

I was 12 years old when a seemingly trustworthy neighbor with a secret past sexually abused me. With legal and therapeutic help I fought back and brought him to justice. He can never hurt me or anyone else— ever again.

Funds given to Roarrrrr, Inc. will help survivors like myself get the therapy and legal counsel they need. Additionally, it will keep their sexual abuser out of their life and out of society. $10 buys 10 minutes of life-changing therapy. No one should experience sexual abuse. You can help end it and restore someone’s inalienable rights to joy and freedom. Together we can end what should have never even started.

Thank You,

Madison