We love Glee! What's not to love, there is great singing, dancing, quirky characters and top guest stars. The writers brilliantly weave in important social messages that resonate with viewers. One message was not lost on Chris Colfer, whose character Kurt has been a victim of repeated bullying.

“Most importantly, to all the amazing kids that watch our show and the kids that our show celebrates, who are constantly told ‘no’ by the people in their environments, by bullies at school that they can’t be who they are or have what they want because of who they are. Well, screw that, kids.”, said Chris Colfer of Glee, accepting his Golden Globe Award.

It doesn’t matter how popular, athletic or pretty you were in school, chances are you were bullied, or witnessed it. Today, it is no longer just the school yard bully stealing lunch money. Bullying has become a national issue that effects people at school, work and even at home. The anonymity of computers have only given the intolerant a louder voice to spread hate.

STOMP OUT BULLYING™ is a national campaign created by Love Our Children USA, aimed at kids and teens to bring awareness to this problem in order to reduce and preventing bullying, cyber bullying and other digital abuse. We all need to be tolerant, kind and respectful to our peers and colleagues to set a good example for teens.

STOMP OUT BULLYING™, has partnered with Fawn by Jennifer Fisher and created a sterling silver NO MATTER™ tag which was designed to raise awareness about bullying. Your purchase of a NO MATTER™ tag will educate kids and teens about the issue, help victims of bullying rebuild their self-esteem and assist teens who are at the risk of suicide.

 Wearing the tag shows that you think no one should ever be bullied in any way -- NO MATTER™! The tag is $49 and 100% of the proceeds go to STOMP Out Bullying™.