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Partnership With Us

Operation Break Free works best in partnership — with the advocates, agencies, and organizations already walking alongside survivors every day. We're not here to replace that work. We're here to add one more tool: the ability to help someone rebuild physical confidence and safety, at no cost to them.

For Advocates & Agencies

If you work with domestic violence survivors — as a shelter, counselor, case manager, hospital social worker, or victim advocate — we'd like to be a resource you can refer to directly.

How referrals work:

  • Reach out to us directly, or have the survivor apply through our confidential form

  • A letter or referral from your organization satisfies our documentation requirement — no additional paperwork needed on the survivor's end

  • We'll coordinate scheduling and keep you updated as much or as little as you and the survivor prefer

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Sponsor a Scholarship

Every scholarship is funded by people who believe survivors deserve a real chance to feel safe again. Your donation directly funds training for someone rebuilding their life — no overhead, no middleman, just training that changes how someone walks through the world.

Where your donation goes:
100% of scholarship donations go directly toward training costs for survivors in the program. Operation Break Free is run through Black Flag Training Group, so there's no separate administrative layer taking a cut.

Giving tiers :

  • $25 — Sponsors one class session for a survivor

  • $100 — Sponsors a full month of training

  • $300 — Sponsors a complete 3-month scholarship, start to finish

  • Custom amount — Give what feels right to you

Every dollar is an act of hope, funding the strength someone needs to feel safe again

"I do this for the strength of hope."

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