Cameron Rivera

Cam Rivera was always the protector type—ride or die, 3 a.m. picker-upper, the girl who held your earrings and your secrets. So when her best friend Maya stopped showing up, stopped laughing, started wearing long sleeves in summer—Cam knew. And when Maya finally escaped an abusive relationship, Cam was the one who helped her pack, hide, and heal. That experience didn’t break Cam. It activated her. Today, she’s a senior UX designer for a tech startup focused on personal safety apps. She’s the architect behind silent panic buttons, trauma-aware design flows, and features that let women discreetly document abuse or alert allies. Cam didn’t need to be hurt to care. She loved someone who was. And that was enough to make her a Baddie—the kind who builds the exits and holds the door open until every last woman gets through.

Future's Without Violence

Cam donates to Futures Without Violence because while she couldn’t undo what happened to her best friend, she can help build a world where survivors are heard, protected, and believed. This organization doesn’t just react—they restructure. From policy to prevention to survivor support, they create systems that actually work. For Cam, that means everything. It’s where tech meets humanity—where real change starts. She gives because love isn’t passive. And justice shouldn’t be reactive. She donates in Maya’s name—so fewer women have to survive what her best friend did.

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