Join the Men's Campaign by raising your voice to support survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. We dream of a world where all survivors of violence, regardless of gender, have access to the support and services they need to heal after experiencing violence and trauma.

This year’s honorary campaign chair is Rob Clark. Rob recently joined the team at Tri Star Trust as Vice President and Market Director for Bay City. A committed and active volunteer, Rob is engaged in many efforts focused on making our community a better place for all. “Service above self” is not just the motto of the Rotary Club, of which Rob is a proud member, but it is also a personal guiding principle.

“It’s an honor to serve as the Honorary Chair for the 2026 Men’s Campaign for the Bay Area Women’s Center. Their message to survivors—'You are not alone and it’s NOT your fault’—is powerful, compassionate, and life-changing. As men in this community, we have a responsibility to stand beside those words and help make them real. By supporting BAWC through this campaign, we help ensure survivors of domestic violence and sexual abuse have access to safety, advocacy, and the resources they need to rebuild their lives. I encourage other men to join me in making a contribution and showing that our community stands together in support, accountability, and hope.”

Rob is passionate about finding ways to help others live a joyful and fulfilling life. Access to the free-of-charge, 24/7 services available at BAWC is one of the first steps survivors take toward achieving just that. Every survivor’s healing journey is different, but your commitment makes it possible for them to change their life. When you stand together with other men to support survivors, you are creating true and lasting impact.

To be included as a member of the Men’s Campaign, we ask for a donation of $100. All dollars ensure survivors can secure safety during their greatest time of need. As a thank you for your support, your name or the name of someone you wish to honor or memorialize will appear in an ad in the Bay City Times on Father’s Day.

By participating, you are sending an important message to those who commit violence and to our community as a whole that violence is not tolerated and survivors deserve safety and support. Ultimately, our mission is to create a community where these crimes no longer exist. Be a part of the movement to create change and challenge societal norms. Join us, stand with us, today.

Men's Campaign 2026

Men know survivors, men have influence, and men are survivors too