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RESULTS & TESTIMONIALS 

SASS GO

CHANGING THE WORLD
Three years ago SASS became a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and added “GO” to the end of our name.  We did it trusting that your faith in our work would help expand our ability to GO to everyone, everywhere to end violence and abuse against women and girls.  
 
Three years later, it's time to reflect and look back on what we’ve done to change the world together!  Watch the video to see all we have accomplished with YOUR support!   
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Paul Freese

Human Trafficking Legal Network Former VP of Public Counsel

"SASS programming not only teaches women and girls how to protect themselves against abusive relationships and entrapment into trafficking, but also how to recognize their sacred identity.  Priceless."

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Keith Squires
Utah Commissioner of Public Safety (Ret)
Chief Safety Officer, University of Utah

"The ladies teaching these courses are amazing. I've had the opportunity to see first hand the impact it has had and am glad even more women and girls will be receiving this training."

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Ashley Thomas

The Hive Community Circle

Founder & CEO

"SASS is not just about teaching women and girls how to protect themselves but also empowering them to be confident in their abilities to act on their own behalf."

PREVENTION EDUCATION

"Worth the Investment"

Mr. Sibbett is the longest serving 
Parole Board Chairman in Utah's history and has made decisions on over 130,000 criminal cases.  One third of those were sexual assaults and far too many were against minors.
 
In an effort to prevent violence from reaching the faculty, staff, students and community of his beloved Dancing Moose Montessori Schools, Mr. Sibbett carefully designed its space and technology to be of the highest standards in security. 
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 In 2018, he personally selected an instructor specifically trained by SASS to continually educate those entrusted to his care, from ages 6 to 96.  At SASS GO, we are honored to serve both Mr. Sibbett and the Salt Lake City community through his valiant efforts and deep foresight.

SASSTERS IN THEIR OWN WORDS