HOPE brings change. HOPE mobilizes activists. HOPE raises awareness.

Become a member of Break the Cycle's HOPE and you will help shape the movement to end dating violence.

Break the Cycle is making great strides influencing laws and policies to better protect young people in every state. But we can't do it alone. We need your help.

What is Break the Cycle's HOPE?

HOPE is a national membership program for people who want to speak out against teen dating violence. By joining HOPE, you become part of an effort to ensure young people have the rights they need to maintain safe and healthy relationships.

With support from Break the Cycle, HOPE members:

• Raise awareness about the dangers of dating abuse.
• Call on elected officials and media to address dating violence responsibly.
• Introduce schools to [Ending Violence], Break the Cycle’s innovative classroom prevention program.
• Involve friends, family and community members in the movement to end abuse by hosting awareness-building, friend-raising events.

Why join Break the Cycle's HOPE?

As a member, you will gain access to materials designed by Break the Cycle's experts to help you address the issue of teen dating violence. You will receive:

• A membership card and mailing labels to aid your activism efforts
• Discounts on products like [Ending Violence]
• Unlimited access to our special advocacy resources, like toolkits, sample letters and quarterly emails containing tips for taking action and the most recent legislative news
• BONUS: Sign up in February and you'll also receive heart stickers so you can wear your heart on your sleeve all month long!

Sign up now to join Break the Cycle’s HOPE. Annual membership is only $10. Together, we will empower youth to build healthier, safer communities.

HOPE Action Alerts

Make Schools Safer

Demand schools take action against abuse. Send this letter to a principal.

Protect Young Victims

Every young person has the right to safe and healthy relationships. Send this letter to your legislator to encourage mandated violence prevention in schools and increased access to legal protection for minors.