Hey guys it’s Z, When I was 18 I was sexually assaulted at work, it definitely messed me up. So for me to join B.A.P is a way for me to know that I’m keeping a child or young adult safe. Being involved with little league and taking on the responsibilities of watching over almost 5 thousand kids seems big in itself. Being a part of B.A.P has been something to be super proud of knowing we all share a passion for saving our children. We love all the support we receive. We love you guys!
Hey everyone, this scroggy. A little bit about me and why i joined B.A.P. My family has owned the same Northern Indiana farm since 1878 miles away from town. Where from 1878 till the 1920's my great great grandfather and great grandfather were members of a 35 man protective organization that kept crime out of area and farms safe before the roads were built and police were able to get to us I was raised by my grandparents, 2-world war 2 veterans, great uncle Fort wayne police officer, my father a purple heart Vietnam Marine. My mother a devoted Christian that devoted her life to helping others huge focus on youth and children. Since having my 1st born die in my arms i have always been protective of my children. Between Going to events with my mom and having a ex that was sexual molested. I have heard 25 plus stories and spent months talking about emotions and the way those experiences affected there lives, all with the same outcome. No one was charged, swept under the table or no one believed them. I joined B.A.P because i believe in there Mission, the professionalism of how they conduct themselves, not just yell and cuss. To hope that when i leave this world, that the work i did with them will even make even it 1% safer for my kids
Hi friends! Cali here :) As a survivor of childhood sexual assault, joining BAP was an easy decision for me. As a little girl, I was too scared to speak up about the abuse I endured, and I carried that painful secret into adulthood, unaware of how deeply it would affect my life. Now, as a mom of two young kids, it’s my greatest responsibility to love and protect them. Becoming a mom transformed my childhood trauma into a source of strength and a driving passion to safeguard children everywhere. It’s also about empowering parents and guardians with the knowledge and tools to protect their kids in today’s constantly evolving world of technology. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for supporting B.A.P. None of this would be possible without you. And to my fellow survivors: you are loved, you are strong, and you are never alone.
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Hey everyone, it’s Storm. I’m a survivor of childhood sexual assault and online grooming. My experiences with trauma pushed me into a difficult battle with drug addiction at a young age. These personal struggles have ignited my passion to protect children from exploitation and fight for justice on behalf of survivors. This mission of exposing child predators is incredibly meaningful to me, and being part of the amazing BAP team inspired me to move across the country to amplify my impact. Thank you all for your love and support in helping us drive this mission forward!
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Hey y’all, Sunshine here! As a survivor of past trauma throughout my life, it has fueled my passion and dedication to work for a team like Bikers Against Predators. So much that I chose to move across the country for this movement! As a child and even an adult, I struggled on how to heal from my past experiences. Being able to pour my heart into helping save children as a member of the BAP team has been the most important role I have played in my life so far. I look forward to continuing to bring awareness and exposure to this matter across the country. I appreciate all of y’all’s support from the bottom of my heart!