Programs and results
What we aim to solve
The SUFP Foundation focuses on ending abuse, discrimination and saving lives. We do this through education, advocacy, front line rescue efforts, funding and operating of the LA County dogfighting tip line and our Spay & Neuter program etc. For four decades dogs labeled "pit bulls" have been wrongly vilified which has and continues to result is massive loss of life. Fear based ignorance and BSL (Breed Specific Legislation) is discrimination. Discrimination is taught. Humans are not born to discriminate, they learn to discriminate. We are dedicated to changing the social consciousness about dogs labeled "pit bulls." Addressing this issue head on and educating people in and outside of the animal community about how animal abuse and discrimination directly effects them is vital to change. Those who support the genocide of any living being and/or abuse animals are a danger to everyone and we encourage and empower people in communities to take action to stop all forms of hate and abuse.
Our programs
What are the organization's current programs, how do they measure success, and who do the programs serve?
Los Angeles County Dogfighting Tip Line
The SUFP created, funds and operates the Los Angeles County dogfighting tip line. The tip line was launched in July 2015 and serves over 10 million people. SUFP consulted with LA County's DA, Law enforcement and the nations leading dogfighting experts to create a script and system that would help combat dogfighting. In addition to providing Spanish and English speaking live operators 365 days a year and 24 hours a day, SUFP provided and continues to provide all city and county vehicle decals. At launch SUFP funded billboards, posters, post cards and bumper stickers throughout the county as well. Dogfighting is very underground and the only way to get anonymous tips is through community outreach. Which takes time, effort and funds and SUFP is committed. Dogfighting is a national epidemic that gets little to no attention. Dogfighting is one of the cruelest forms of animal abuse and factually, those who do it will likely and most often time DO go on to commit crimes against humans. To ignore this crime and the people who do it, condones and puts humans and pets at risk. In order to make communities safer for humans and pets, animal abusers must be removed from society.
Spay & Neuter ANGEL Day
Spay & Neuter ANGEL Day happens every April 2nd in memory of Angel. This much needed national initiative has spayed over 1000 pit bull type dogs in just two years and will happen every year with increased numbers. Spaying and Neutering treats the problem not the symptom. It is vital to saving lives. Just one unaltered female and her offspring if not altered can produce and estimated 67,000 unwanted animals. Many people want to spay and neuter their pets but simply to not have the funds to do so. This initiative provides the people and their pet FREE spay and neuter which can often include, e-collar, pain meds and vaccines, depending on the clinic. The SUFP Foundation is proud of this initiative and work tirelessly at education people about the importance of spaying and neutering.
ANGEL GRANTS
SUFP has and continues to provide nonprofits with ANGEL grants ranging from $1000 to $10,000 ever year all year round.
SUFP prefers to give ANGEL Grants to smaller pit bull “type” dog nonprofits doing great work who don’t have sponsors, celebrity backing, large donors and need funds and exposure. SUFP has helped grow nonprofit rescue groups nationwide for 8 years. SUFP loves learning about nonprofits doing great things and supporting their efforts. We encourage people to inform us about nonprofits who go beyond rescue and focus on fixing problems. Groups with educational programs, homeless outreach, spay and neuter clinics, prevention initiatives etc. We love to hear all about the work they’re doing and share it with other and are honored to provide much needed funds to support their missions.
This has been extremely impactful and has helped and saved countless lives.
To be considered nonprofits are required to fill out the SUFP grant form and agree to terms and provide a TAX ID #.
SUFP Donation Dirve
The Stand Up For Pits Donation Dirves happen in conjunction with our live events in cities around the country. Donation Drives provide an opportunity for people in communities where Stand Up For Pits events are happening to donate shelter supplies. The supplies are taken directly from the event to local shelters. These drives provide much needed support and supplies to shelter animals and have currently raised hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of supplies.
Stand Up For Pits LIVE EVENTS
Stand Up For Pit LIVE EVENTS are produced by the Stand Up For Pits Foundation. A "program" is not exactly an accurate description for the live events but the results of these events are extremely impactful.
Stand Up For Pits live events raise funds, awareness, shelter supplies for local shelters across the country and help place dogs in loving homes. The funds raised from this "program" are also used for front line rescue efforts, help fund our initiative, front line rescue efforts and the many groups and missions we donate to. All of which help educate, advocate and save the lives of pit bull type dogs.
Where we work
Awards
WALLACE AWARD 2014
PIT BULL LEGAL NEWS
Affiliations & memberships
WALLACE AWARD 2014
INDY SPIRIT AWARD 2015
External reviews

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Our results
How does this organization measure their results? It's a hard question but an important one.
Number of animal clinics/shelters improved as a direct result of the nonprofit's efforts
This metric is no longer tracked.Totals By Year
Population(s) Served
Adults
Related Program
SUFP Donation Dirve
Type of Metric
Output - describing our activities and reach
Direction of Success
Increasing
Context Notes
The SUFP Donation Drive happens in every city Stand Up For Pits happens. SUFP Donation Drives provide people in communities nationwide an opportunity to get involved in helping local shelter animals.
Total number of grants awarded
This metric is no longer tracked.Totals By Year
Related Program
ANGEL GRANTS
Type of Metric
Output - describing our activities and reach
Direction of Success
Increasing
Context Notes
ANGEL Grants are given to 501c3 nonprofits for front line rescue efforts, spay & neuter, educational programs, high intake dogfighting rescues, high medical needs cases etc.
Funds raised for nonprofit rescues as a result of STAND UP FOR PITS live events
This metric is no longer tracked.Totals By Year
Related Program
Stand Up For Pits LIVE EVENTS
Type of Metric
Input - describing resources we use
Direction of Success
Increasing
Context Notes
The Stand Up For Pits Foundation, Inc chooses nonprofit rescues nationwide to participate in the live events. Their funds are raised through merchandise sales, silent auction and donations.
Spay & Neuter ANGEL Day
This metric is no longer tracked.Totals By Year
Population(s) Served
Economically disadvantaged people
Related Program
Spay & Neuter ANGEL Day
Type of Metric
Other - describing something else
Direction of Success
Increasing
Context Notes
Spay & Neuter Angel day now happens all year round. SUFP fully funds spay & neuter clinics nationwide resulting in millions of pit bull type dogs lives saved. A vital and desperately needed effort.
Our Sustainable Development Goals
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Goals & Strategy
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Charting impact
Four powerful questions that require reflection about what really matters - results.
What is the organization aiming to accomplish?
Our goal is to stop the genocide of pit bull "type" dogs, end abuse and discrimination and by doing so create safer communities for humans and pets. Our goal is to educate society about the inherent goodness of dogs who have been wrongly vilified for decades and encourage compassionate and ethical treatment for all dogs.
What are the organization's key strategies for making this happen?
Below are a few Stand Up For Pits Foundation strategies
SUFP has created a template for a dog fighting tip line which is extremely effective and currently serving the over 10 million residents of Los Angeles County.
SUFP has created a first of it's kind initiative called Spay & Neuter ANGEL Day which fully funds the spaying and neutering of pit bull "type" dogs around the country. This effort is desperately needed and vital resource to lowering the intake and euthanasia numbers across the country. It is effective and saves millions of lives.
SUFP does live events around the country which raises money for nonprofit pit bull "type" rescues who are also dedicated to educating, advocating and saving the lives of pit bull "type" dogs. SUFP has raised and donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to aid nonprofits nationwide and continues to do so.
SUFP does the SUFP Donation Drive in cities all over the country which has and continues to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of much needed shelter supplies. Supplies in over crowded shelters are always desperately needed and this effort is extremely impactful in improving the quality of life for animals stuck in shelters.
SUFP does several educational merchandise campaigns every year, which have and continue to be extremely impactful. Each piece of merchandise carries a well thought out an designed message which provided endless opportunities for people to educate and advocated.
SUFP events provide national press opportunities in which Ms. Corry is able to educate listeners, readers and TV watchers around the country and world. This too is a vital and much needed strategy and effort in order to create change.
What are the organization's capabilities for doing this?
The SUFP is not only capable of accomplishing all our goals, but we have and will continue to do so. While still very much a grass roots organization, we continue to grow every year which is always a goal but the real goal of this organization it to one day shut our doors because abuse and discrimination of pit bull type dogs has come to an end.
What have they accomplished so far and what's next?
Our accomplishments a vast because SUFP has a massive army of doers fighting along side us and dedicated to our mission. The One MILLION Pibble march on Washing dc made US history. On May 3rd, 2014 thousands from all over marched and rallied for our dogs and the ripple effect from just that effort continue. People who attended that amazing day and followed the journey of that march went onto start rescues, foster, adopt and create initiatives which are still happening today. The SUFP live events have and continue to save lives and help shelter animals nationwide and the dogfighting tip line (though we are not allowed to post details publicly) continues to be effective. The SUFP Foundation has spayed and neutered thousands of pit bull "type" dogs nationwide and intends on increasing that number ever year for as long as it takes. SUFP finally produced and published the first ever Stand Up For Pits comedy special which provides a great way for people to support the cause while reaching many more about our mission and dogs. Angel is now in a book called "125 Animals That Changed The World" published by National Geographic. Ms. Corry is currently preparing to direct a feature length documentary about SUFP and the story behind it. SUFP is always working at doing and thinking differently because by doing so, more people are reached and real change is made. The old way is not working and in order to get off the giant hamster wheel that is rescue, we believe thinking and doing different will help make that happen.
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Stand Up for Pits Foundation Inc
Board of directorsas of 05/28/2023
Rebecca Corry
Maria Hall
Maria Hall
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