Get ready to shout BINGO! 🎉
Our next fundraiser is right around the corner, February 22nd @1pm and it’s one of our favorites. If you love bingo, good times, and a great cause, this fundraiser is for you.💙

Come out for some fun, laughter, and community while helping us continue the work we’re passionate about. Every card played supports the mission and makes the night even more meaningful.

Grab your friends and join us for Food, fun, and a silent auction. You won't want to miss this.

Moose Lodge
5001 N. Orange Blossom Trail
Orlando, FL 32810

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✈️As we travel through airports, these posters in the bathrooms are impossible for me to ignore, they always draw my attention and make me think, and that’s exactly the point.
These posters provide critical information, discreet access to help, and a lifeline for anyone who may be in danger.

Not long ago, these signs were rare. Now they’re appearing in airports across the country. This one was in Austin, thank you @bluecampaign for bringing awareness into high-traffic, high-risk spaces.

I’m especially thankful for @orlandointernationalairport for installing these resources in our local airport, and for @unitedabolitionist for offering a safe space for victims right inside the airport. Awareness paired with action is what truly creates change.
Some airports have them throughout the airport.

👉Progress happens when information is visible, help is accessible, and people care enough to act.

👉Seeing these posters reminds me that we are moving forward, one sign, one safe space, one life at a time. It's good to look at the positives.

❓How many of you notice the posters in or around airports or in bathrooms?
Just curious if others notice them too.

~ Tina~ 💙

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❤️We are excited that the Red Sand Project this year is being hosted at @palatecoffeeroasters, grab a coffee, shop in our boutique, learn more about what's happening in our community and what you can do to help.
Here is the line up and schedule of events:

Events begin at 1:00 pm
January 24th
Welcome & Opening Remarks – Mikala Moffitt, CFHTTF Chair

Prayer – Pastor Dennis Depre, Journey Church

Remarks by - Chief Mark Conway Seminole County Sheriff's Office

Remarks by - Florida Representative Rachel Plakon, District 36

Remarks by- Chief Trial Attorney Domenick Leo, Office of the State Attorney, 18th Judicial Circuit

Remarks & Reading of the Proclamation - Sanford Mayor Art Woodruff

Keynote Speaker - Survivor Leader Tina Kadolph

Closing Remarks – Olivia Littleton, CFHTTF Chair

Organizations will have tables set up so you can learn more.

Pouring of the Sand
Event Hosted by the Central Florida Human Trafficking Task Force.

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🩵Did You Know?
@elevateher_boutique is Next door to @palatecoffeeroasters

Elevate Her Boutique is a project of Love Missions Global. This boutique is more than a place to shop, it’s a place where women are lifted, stories are honored, and purpose is woven into every item.

Every piece in our boutique is special because every woman behind it is special. You’ll find items made by:
💙 Survivors of H-Trafficking
🤍 Women stepping out of domestic violence
💙Single moms
🤍 Local artists

When you shop Elevate Her, you’re not just purchasing a gift you’re going to love. You’re also empowering a woman and helping Love Missions continue the work we do in restoring hope and dignity.

💙 Pictured: a beautiful handmade H-Trafficking Awareness wreath, created with intention and heart. And that’s just one of the many meaningful, one-of-a-kind gifts waiting for you.

Stop by during Awareness Month, and every month! Shop with purpose.🩵
Because when women are elevated, entire communities rise.

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👉Worth the read:
You step off the ride still catching your breath.
Your kids are buzzing—faces flushed, voices overlapping as they relive the scariest parts. No one admits fear.
What’s next? Biggest drop?
Before that...food!

You drift toward a stand, eyeing an oversized smoked turkey leg, briefly wondering why yours never tastes that good.

That’s when you see them.

Three teenage girls sit on a bench just beyond the crowd. About your kids’ age. Close enough to notice without trying.

Something is off.

One picks at chipped nail polish like she can’t stop. Another nudges a dirty gumball back and forth with her shoe. The third stares at the ground, unblinking.
They aren’t laughing. Talking. Watching the chaos.

They aren’t really here.

A woman in her forties paces in front of them, phone in hand. Texting. Stopping. Turning. Her eyes flick to the girls, then sweep the crowd. Over and over. Waiting. Watching.

Your stomach tightens.

A child tugs your arm.
“Can we do this one next? Please. It’s only a thirty-minute wait.”

You nod, but your eyes drift back.

A man approaches. No smile. No hesitation. He hands the woman a backpack and speaks low. The girls stand immediately and move toward him. The woman replies fast, then disappears into the crowd with the bag.

The man stays.
He looks around once. Tilts his head.
The girls start walking. He follows close behind, scanning as they move.

Around you—families, strollers, laughter, music. No one notices.

But you do.
You know something is wrong.

You have a choice.
What do you do?

**A true story from right here in Orlando.
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Be equipped! Know what to do. DM us.

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