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We have a local chapter here. I see them on the news some and at WalMart taking donations. There are some BIG BOYS doing this. Very safe place for a kid to stand behind. Good stuff...
If you've got the time, and ability, get involved with your local chapter. I'm sure they'd be glad to have you.
We don't get paid in money for our time, but trust me its more than worth it... seeing a child go from scared and timid, to bold and empowered. It's enough to put a lump in a grown man's throat.
We don't make the children strong, we make them feel safe enough to realize how strong they already are.
Brazos Valley Chapter here....B.A.C.A. is a wonderful organization with great people. We stand for the kids! Not to prove how tough we are or anything else.....IT'S FOR THE KIDS. Thanks for posting Bacon and if you're ever in College Station just shoot me a email bro.
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