Saturday, August 29, 2009
Climb for Captives Trailer
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Changing the World One Mountain at a Time!
We have been working hard to promote the Climb for Captives in hopes of raising awareness about Human Trafficking and bringing true, tangible freedom to children who are forced into the sex trade in India. This effort takes a lot of time and a lot of energy from all of us on the Climb for Captives team, but when we hear stories like this we are reminded about the importance of what we are doing and we are inspired to keep pushing forward in hopes that one more life will be saved. Last weekend a Canadian family outside of Vancouver, British Columbia decided to have a garage sale and donate all of the money to Climb for Captives. Their kids began spreading the word around the neighborhood and telling their friends that children around the world are suffering and need help. One little girl, after hearing about the kids in India, went home and sold her pet fish to her brother for $8.15 and promptly donated the money to Climb for Captives. Incredible.
When it was all said and done the family, in addition to raising awareness about the reality and prevalence of Human Trafficking, was able to raise $850 dollars at their garage sale, to help rescue victims in India. Once again, incredible!
We hope that you are as encouraged and inspired by this story as we were. Anyone can make a difference and every little bit helps…even a per gold fish can help to forever change a life. Dream with us about how you might join the Climb for Captives. Visit www.climbforcaptives.com to find out more.
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Climb for Captives is back...

The guys from Climb for Captives are at it again. This year the goal is to raise $40,000 for IJM to rescue victims of Human Trafficking in India. Check out www.climbforcaptives.com to find out more.
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Monday, November 3, 2008
Saturday, October 18, 2008
The Abolition in Seattle

Human trafficking is happening here...
Sunday, October 12, 2008
CALL+RESPONSE Follow Up in Seattle

Thank you all who attended last week's premiere of CALL+RESPONSE in Seattle-- CLICK HERE to find the 33 ways you can respond to the reality of human trafficking and modern day slavery.
Also, mark your calendars for the upcoming Re.member Tour:
October 16, 7pm
Seattle Pacific University
This event will be held in First Free Methodist Church, on the corner of Seattle Pacific University's campus.
The RE.MEMBER tour offers the truthful struggle of two survivors of human trafficking. From Rani's and Trong's childhoods to today, you will take a visual and verbal journey through years of struggle, isolation and hope. You will come away with a defined understanding of what human trafficking is and how we can be the voice to see its end. You will learn about Homes of Freedom, the initiative of The Tronie Foundation that built the first ever safe haven in the Northwest for human trafficking survivors.
Please see http://www.troniefoundation.org/remember.shtml
for more information!