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Our Sponsors & PartnersEnough Is Enough® (EIE) would like to thank our sponsors and partners for contributing to the efforts to educate, equip, and empower parents and other adults everywhere to protect children from the dangers online. Our efforts would not be possible without their significant support! Please contact us for more information about becoming an Internet Safety 101® Program Sponsor.
National 101® Sponsors & Partners National District Attorneys Association National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives U.S. Department of Justice (OJJDP)
Enough Is Enough® would also like to recognize the organizations, foundations and corporations that directly contributed to the creation of the Internet Safety 101® Program. These founding sponsors and partners enabled us to develop, test and produce the landmark DVD teaching series and workbook. Without their initial support for the program, we could not have created this critical resource to prevent Internet-initiated crimes against children.
Founding Circle Sponsors Anschutz Family Foundation AOL AT&T Fieldstead & Company MDRT Foundation McNichols Foundation MySpace Shelby Collum Davis Foundation U.S. Department of Justice (OJJDP) Verizon Wiebe Foundation Founding Circle Partners & Supporting Organizations AdCouncil
American Academy of Christian Counselors
Atlantic Video
Bonnemaison, Inc.
Center for Safe and Responsible Internet Use
Christian Broadcasting Network
Clear Channel
Coker Logistics Solutions
CR-18 Child Exploitation Squad, FBI
e-Copernicus
GetNetWise
House of Hope, Orlando
iKeepSafe
Klarquist Sparkman, LLP
Lighted Candle Society
Maryland PTA
McLean Bible Church
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
Office of the Virginia Attorney General
Progress and Freedom Foundation
RuleSpace
Sheriff Mike Brown, Bedford County, VA ICAC
TechMission
U.S. District Attorney's Office, Western PA
Virginia PTA
WAVA Radio
WebWiseKids
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