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Mallory’s Army Foundation’s Mission
We empower kids to be the kind of person they want to meet. We educate parents on how their kids interface with their world, both online and in school. We enrich schools by sharing Mallory’s story and promoting kindness among students. We enhance communities by uniting everyone in an effort to Blue Out Bullying.
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With this film, we seek to share Mallory’s story with the world. We hope that our journey shown here educates and inspires children and adults alike, to stand up against bullying.
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Looking to host Mallory’s Army at your school? Mallory’s Army Foundation believes in engaging and educating students directly about bullying. Students will learn about Mallory’s story, what it means to live a bracelet KIND of life, and much more. If you are interested in hosting Mallory’s Army for an assembly or community event, fill out the form below.
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Resources
We’ve compiled a list of resources that we feel are highly beneficial. These websites span many different topics surrounding bullying and range from mental health support lines to learning about being an upstander.
Yesterday featured two powerful and moving presentations with Diane Grossman, mother and co-founder of Mallory’s Army! An afternoon session with our upper school students focused on how words and actions can impact others and an evening session with parents and students included a viewing of the Mallory documentary film and a Q&A with Diane. Mallory’s Army was formed in July of 2017, after the tragic, unforeseen death of Mallory Rose Grossman. At the young age of 12, Mallory took her life after months of bullying, both at school and online. For more information regarding the Mallory`s Army Foundation, please visit mallorysarmy.org - Many thanks to Director of Special Services Ms. Anders for coordinating this important event for our school community! #tccsnj #mallorysarmy #itsabraceletkindoflife
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Mallory Rose Grossman, 12, of Rockaway Township, New Jersey ended her life on June 14, 2017 after being tormented by bullies on Snapchat.
Relatives and friends told NBC New York that Mallory`s mother complained to administrators at Copeland Middle School about the cyber-bullying just hours before her daughter`s passing. Rockaway Township officials confirmed that Mallory parents recently came to her school to discuss problems their daughter was having with another student.
The Morris County Prosecutor’s Office has launched an investigation into her death and Rockaway Township Schools Superintendent said in a statement last week that the district is fully cooperating with the authorities in their investigation.
According to Mallory`s loved ones, she loved the outdoors, was kind and compassionate and she was a free spirit.
She raised money often for her favorite charity, Camp Good Days. This camp provides summer camp experiences for children with cancer. In her free time, she would make jewelry and donate the proceeds to the summer camp.
Mallory did gymnastics and cheerleading and on Monday her teammates wore blue to send a message that bullying must be stopped.
A memorial service was held on Tuesday for her. Mallory is survived by her parents and her three siblings.
Please remember her loved ones in your thoughts and prayers.
Be at peace Mallory...
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