The Black Bow Project: June 2013

Tuesday, June 18, 2013

Mason Jars

Nicole loved this image and thought it was true to what we were doing. Our mason jars are slowly filling up with change that will make change!

2 Jars of Change so far

$61 of shopper's impact

Sexually used and abused...

Sexually trafficked girls in the United States are often overlooked and forgotten. We do not think of such a black trade as enslavement-- and sexual, no less-- in our own backyards. But every day it happens, and every day beautiful girls have their hope and future snuffed.

Restore Innocence founded a house in the United States, affectionally called the "Cinderella House," to make a safe haven for such girls with nowhere to turn, who might have ended right back in this dark trade. They also provide counseling, help girls get started in a new life of freedom and independence, and send bags full of necessities into all the country for girls just being pulled out of sexual trafficking.

We are all born free. And no girl should have her innocence, hope, and sexuality sold like merchandise.

And so the girls of The Black Bow Project are wearing black bows every day for a year, and raising change in their communities (at least a quarter a day is the goal!) for these princesses we have come to call "Cinderella Girls". You are no longer forgotten.

Join this world-altering adventure of saving Cinderella?

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Tuesday, June 18, 2013

Mason Jars