These women/girls are totally controlled by their traffickers (male and female); they live in constant fear of not knowing what will happen, who will come, where they are going to name a few.  The traffickers controlled what they eat and when. They decided where they sleep (in a bed or on the floor), when they sleep and for how long. Victims are vulnerable and treated like they are disposable, they have lost their life, their identity and their home and family.

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Parents, friends, families, teachers, doctors, nurses, businesspeople and all who are reading this, can you push the plow with us toward people who have the same heart as we do?  Additionally, you can inform those who are not aware of this crisis by using your connections to exert your sway, wield your power or intercede to:

• Talk about this crisis

• Invite Beacon Bags for a presentation to the children in schools , or public through the town hall, etc.

• Conduct an interview with our local papers, television or any other media that can deepen this reality not only around the globe but in our own communities.

 

The effect and the repercussions of pushing the plow together could be phenomenal!

 

Please contact Denise March and let her know where you can

come alongside or share your suggestions.

 

We thank you for taking the time to consider to

be a voice for the voiceless with us.​​​​