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WWE to distribute $100,000 in grants to charities for anti-bullying programs

WWE and The Creative Coalition, who are the co-founders of the Be a STAR campaign, today announced that they will be distributing $100,000 in grants.

Four $25,000 grants will be awarded to qualified non-profit public charities that have programs focused on developing and implementing anti-bullying programs.

“The Be a STAR program is about taking action to stem an epidemic that is affecting children around the world,” said Robin Bronk, CEO of The Creative Coalition. “We’re proud to partner with WWE to give organizations resources to help make a difference in eradicating bullying.”

Stephanie McMahon, WWE’s Executive Vice President of Creative added, “Our mission at WWE is to put smiles on people’s faces and we do that, in part, by supporting programs and initiatives that positively impact children and families around the world. We are proud to offer organizations tools and resources to help fight bullying, a critical issue facing young people today in schools, communities and online.”


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