Bully.org and Bully Proof Inc Operate as Separate Organizations
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GLENDORA, Calif., Oct. 1, 2026. Bully.org announced today that it is now a for-profit company, separate from Bully Proof Inc, the 501(c)(3) nonprofit that delivers the Bully Proof bullying prevention program free of charge to schools, youth groups, and families.
Until now, the Bully.org name covered both the free programs and the instructor training. From today, each organization works under its own name: - Bully Proof Inc, at bullyproofinc.org, runs the free programs. It delivers live sessions in K-12 schools and youth groups at no cost to the host or to families, and publishes a free library of more than 100 guides, scripts, and printables for parents, teachers, and administrators. - Bully.org, at bully.org, trains martial arts school owners and youth instructors to teach the Bully Proof curriculum, and certifies them once they qualify.
Materials published before today that describe Bully.org as a nonprofit date from when the name covered the nonprofit's programs. Bully.org is not a nonprofit or a 501(c)(3). Bully Proof Inc is.
For schools and families, nothing changes. Sessions and resources stay free, with no account required. Requests for a free session can be made at bullyproofinc.org.
A parent who needs help tonight shouldn't have to figure out who they're dealing with, said Chris Casamassa, who created the Bully Proof program.
The Bully Proof program has reached more than 85,000 students. In the Los Nietos School District in Whittier, California, monthly suspensions across four schools fell from about 50 to fewer than 3 over two years.
Bully.org is a for-profit company that trains and certifies martial arts school owners and youth instructors to teach the Bully Proof bullying prevention program in their communities. Learn more at bully.org.
Bully Proof Inc is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN 33-1404197) based in Glendora, California. It delivers the Bully Proof program as free live sessions in K-12 schools and youth groups, and publishes a free library of more than 100 resources for parents, teachers, and administrators. Learn more at bullyproofinc.org.