Baldwin's a celebrity with a global cause

 

Kevin McCullough, co-host of the Xtreme Radio show, writes...On Monday, Stephen Baldwin begins his quest to win the hottest show of the summer television season on NBC, "I'm a celebrity, get me outta here!" The celebrities are all playing for different charities, but Stephen and I wanted you to know specifically what he hopes to earn thousands of dollars for... the end to sex trafficking.

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I'm not a big fan of reality show TV, however, this coming Monday you might catch me rooting for Baldwin as he competes in the jungles, of who knows where, in an effort to raise money for Love146. This non-profit group's mission is the abolition of child sex slavery and exploitation. Nothing less.

McCullough writes that sex trafficking impacts the lives of millions of innocent boys and girls every single year. Imagine the trauma that accompanies being a nine year old girl who is forced to perform sex acts on strangers, while being cuffed to a bed railing. The pain, the horror, the absolute terror...

Love146 works toward the abolition of child sex slavery and exploitation through Prevention and Aftercare. They do this with a two-fold strategy, reaching children BEFORE they are taken by traffickers, and also rescuing them and offering them the AFTERCARE resources designed to help them emotionally, mentally, and with physical security.

Yes, I will be watching starting Monday...and there isn't any doubt who I will be rooting for.

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