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Hey guys! My name is Cavanaugh and I’m turning 8 years old on November 20th.
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So far with your help, I’ve been able to serve over 8,125 people in my area with my Community Pantry. But, my work is FAR from done!
WHO WE ARE
Kids not taking “no” for an answer.
Cool & Dope is a tribe of positivity creators led by me, Cavanaugh Bell, Chief Positivity Creator! When I was five years old, I got tired of people telling me that I was too young to volunteer. And after being bullied, I channeled that darkness inside of me into a bright light that I’m using to change the world! So, if you’ve landed here to learn more about us, then we need your good vibes (and your kind heart) to help us end all bullying worldwide by 2030.
WHAT WE DO
Making positivity and kindness a thing.
We stay busy sparking change and spreading love everywhere we go. As a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Cavanaugh and his tribe of Positivity Creators advocate for bullying victims by lobbying lawmakers, educators, policymakers, parents, and students to lift their voices to raise awareness, speak truth to power to make change happen, and by giving kids of all ages ways to give back to their communities.
HOW WE DO IT
Unlocking our power to heal the world.
Change can and will start from the bottom with our youngest leaders. Cool & Dope spreads bullying and youth suicide awareness by:
+ Meeting with law- and policymakers about bullying prevention
+ Giving motivational speeches to inspire social action
+ Creating educational resources for parents, students, and teachers
+ Supporting bullying survivors through outreach and advocacy
+ Being a dope human who loves all other humans
WE’VE BEEN AROUND
We’re making change happen by getting:
+ February 21, 2019 Recognized as Bullying Awareness Day in Gaithersburg, MD
+ October Designated as Bullying Prevention Month in Montgomery County, MD
+ A Certificate of Congressional Recognition from House of Representative David Trone
+ A State Citation from State Senator Cheryl Kagan
