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Community event to combat sex trafficking

October 16, 2:01 AMDC Human Rights ExaminerCassandra Clifford
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What:

BBQ to benefit survivors of human trafficking

Entertainment:
1:00 - 3:00 Musical Stylings of David Thong and Easton Taylor
3:00 - 4:00 Performances from Master Builder Ministries (formerly Youth for Christ), including Break Dancing and Singing!
4:00 - 5:00 Even more Music from David Thong and Easton Taylor

Activities:

‘Fair to Play’ Soccer and Volleyball, Games, Raffle Prizes, and loads more Fun

Cost:
$3 Kids and $8 Adults (includes BBQ grill item, all the fixings, sides and drink)

When:
October 18, 2009, 1:00pm-5:00pm
(Rain or Shine we will have plenty of shelter and heat)

Where:
Reston, Virginia at the Temporary Road Picnic Shelter
Directions:
From 495- Take Dulles Toll Road 267 West. Get off at Exit 12, Reston Parkway-Route 602. Turn right onto Reston Parkway and then turn right at the 3rd light which is Temporary Road, Continue on Temporary road past Old Reston Ave. to stop sign at North Shore Dr. Park is on your right at the corner of Temporary Rd and North Shore Drive. Parking is available along North Shore Drive and Temporary Rd.


Benefiting Non-Profit Organizations:
Bridge to Freedom Foundation (BTFF) was founded in December 2008 to bridge gaps in information and services which hinder the growth of survivors of modern slavery. BTFF works to enhance and improve the opportunities available to survivors of modern slavery. BTFF accomplishes this by connecting for-profit corporations, community groups, educational establishments and the general public. The cornerstone of BTFF’s work is their support to survivors in the form of personal and professional development. BTFF will launch their personal development pilot program this fall.

Courtney's House was founded in August 2008, by Tina Frundt, a survivor of domestic child sex trafficking, who has advocated tirelessly on children’s domestic sex trafficking issues since 2000. Courtney’s House is powerful dichotomy of mentorship, empathy, and determination. When the formation of Courtney’s House is completed, it will be the only long-term shelter in the Metro which caters specifically to this underrepresented population.

Both BTFF and Courtney’s House are non-profit organizations, who are 100% donor supported, who actively seek an end sex trafficking and modern slavery.
For more information on Bridge to Freedom Foundation contact: 8929 Little River Turnpike, Fairfax, VA 22031, 703-869-2575, info@btff.org

For more information on Courtney’s House contact: P.O. Box 12054, Washington, D.C. 20005, 202-276-4487, info@courtneyshouse.org
 

 

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