How Generous Partners Are Helping Saprea Raise Child Sexual Abuse Awareness
At Saprea, we know that awareness is one of the most powerful tools in preventing child sexual abuse. But awareness doesn’t happen on its own. It takes a community of committed partners and donors who are willing to invest in making the unseen visible.
Over the past year, that impact has been made possible through the generosity of our supporters and key partners, including YESCO and RLC Family Foundation.
How Donated Billboard Advertising Supports Child Sexual Abuse Awareness
Through donated and funded billboard advertising, these partners have helped bring Saprea’s message into communities in a bold, public way.
Billboards have the unique ability to reach people where they are—on their daily commutes, in their neighborhoods, and throughout their cities. Because of this generosity, critical messages about prevention, healing, and hope have reached thousands who may not have otherwise encountered them.
This kind of visibility matters. It helps normalize conversations around a difficult topic, encourages individuals to seek help, and empowers communities to take action.
Where Has Saprea’s Billboard Campaign Reached?
Over the last year, the support of donors and partners like YESCO and the RLC Family Foundation has allowed Saprea to significantly expand awareness efforts through billboard campaigns.
These messages have been displayed along I-15 in Utah and surrounding areas and have served as a constant reminder that:
- Healing is possible.
- Support is available.
- Prevention starts with awareness and education.
What began as an act of generosity has grown into a sustained effort to reach more people, more often, with messages that matter.
Why Partnerships Like This Matter
Awareness campaigns at this scale require more than visuals—they require partnership.
By donating billboard spaces and funding these efforts, YESCO and the RLC Family Foundation have played a critical role in helping Saprea extend its reach far beyond traditional channels. Their support ensures that conversations about child sexual abuse are not confined to small spaces but are brought into the public eye, where they can inspire change.
These partnerships demonstrate what’s possible when businesses and philanthropic organizations align their resources with a mission that impacts lives.
Grateful for a Community That Shows Up
To our donors, partners, and supporters: Thank you!
Your generosity is helping create a world where more people are informed, more survivors are supported, and more communities are equipped to prevent sexual abuse.
Because of you, awareness is not limited to a moment—it is sustained throughout the year, reaching individuals and families when they need it most.
How to Support Child Sexual Abuse Awareness
While this past year has been impactful, the need for awareness continues. With the ongoing support of partners like YESCO and the RLC Family Foundation, Saprea will continue to expand its reach and bring critical messages to the community.
Together, we are not just raising awareness; we are building a future where prevention is possible and healing is within reach.
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