What we've been doing...
Check this page of our site regularly for the things we do each month. As the months turn into years, we'll be able to look back and see what things we've accomplished together! Alone we can accomplish some, together we can do SO MUCH.
2018//March
New followers on social media outlets: 157
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Family Care: Welcome back Mandy Keegan!
Community Care: Holding steady at 25 but we are preparing for time in Mexico to feed kids in April. Thank you for your item donations too!
Survivor Care: We've helped in so many ways! Housing assistance even looks like helping clean up a survivor's apartment after she had to move out.
Finances YTD: $33,002
Starting to really prepare for our Annual Golf Outing and Harley Raffle too. These are two BIG fundraisers that help to keep our lights on and the employees working. Please, please join us.
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2018//February
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Family Care: We added ten times that we've helped to our numbers this month. These are families we've helped with gift cards and clothing for kids coming into care.
Survivor Care: 15 and this includes our 8 Boost Boxes that were sent out to the youth/kids we work with that have been trafficked. To know more about this program, read more here.
Community Care: 25
Finances Raised YTD: $18,215
Number of people trained so far in 2018: 86
This includes a training on human trafficking at Four County Vocational School for all the staff! |
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2018//January
New followers on social media outlets: 136
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Family Care: 23... a great start to 2018. We received a bunch of weighted blankets from our amazing sewing group and we able to serve many kids on our waiting list this month.
Survivor Care: We have helped different survivors 7 different times this month.
Community Care: We were able to help a family of 5 in our community with food and other items this month.
Finances raised YTD: $9,516 so far! Most of which is for our Survivor Housing project from our Freedom Gala. Read more below.
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2018 Freedom Gala
Our first ever Freedom Gala event went off without a hitch! A beautiful evening for a swinging good time for a great cause. We had about 200 people in attendance and raised over $9,750 that night. All of those funds help us to house more trafficking survivors and to get our very own transitional housing apartments off the ground. We have housing managers in training now and the architects are finalizing plans.
To see the amazing photos from the evening, please click here: Beginning Light Photography by Brandi Eberle
To see the amazing photos from the evening, please click here: Beginning Light Photography by Brandi Eberle
