Want to help human trafficking victims directly?

Many of you know that human trafficking is an extremely important cause for me, and that I sit on the board of the North Alabama Human Trafficking Task Force.

We have recently made our Amazon.com wish list public. When you purchase something on this list, you can be confident it will go directly to a recently rescued human trafficking victim.

It is a wonderful thing when anyone is rescued from trafficking, but victims have typically experienced severe trauma, and there is still a very hard road ahead even after they are free of their situations. Providing them with “hope bags,” containing basic personal care possessions and clothing, is a critical early step.

I don’t ask for money often, dudes and dolls. I am today. Please consider helping if you can. Thank you so much!

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