An organization in Stillwater is sounding the alarm on sexual assault after an Oklahoma State University student was attacked near campus.Wings of Hope is a nonprofit that serves as an advocacy group for the Stillwater community.The group says after Friday morning's sexual assault near campus, it's important to remind victims to speak up.| MORE | OSU student sexually assaulted near campus, police searching for suspect“About 90 percent of sexual assault victims are women. So you interpolate that to a college campus, that’s a pretty large number of students,” Brandi White, Wings of Hope executive director, said.The advocacy organization aims at breaking the cycle of violence. They partner with Oklahoma State University's sexual assault prevention program called "One Too Many.""Oftentimes, victims don’t want to report that to law enforcement or to the medical community and they really just need someone to speak with who is an advocate on their behalf, and in that case, they reach out to us directly and we can provide those services privately,” White said.The nonprofit has wrap around services for victims, like providing shelter, counseling services and more."We help with protective orders for stalking, and that’s definitely a situation we see on college campuses. Sexual assault is something we see on college campuses and even domestic violence,” White said.After a student at OSU reported a sexual assault Friday, Wings of Hope is hoping to raise awareness on the importance of asking for help."I would just encourage them to reach out to an advocate. Its not always, the burden isn’t on them whether to determine if something is a crime or not a crime, or if it needs a medical exam or not, all of those questions they really need someone to talk to, to help them sort all of that out,” White said.Stillwater Police Department has not yet found the suspect who assaulted that female student Friday morning near campus.They are urging students to stay vigilant and report any information you may have to their tip line at 405-533-8477.Top Headlines 3 in custody after pursuit reaching speeds of 125 mph ends in Norman crash 'Legend of Thundercow': Residents near Lake Thunderbird describe mysterious encounter with animal Multimillion-dollar RV resort, adventure park coming to Norman next summer Video shows how drone helped Del City officers locate missing autistic boy at night Jury will face unique case as Caddo County DA seeks death penalty for Alysia Adams, expert says