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free kids
One 20 dollar bill at a time
Students can rescue kids like them from the nightmare reality of sexual exploitation and human trafficking.
An estimated one million children are trapped in sexual exploitation across the globe. If every student in the United States gave one $20 bill, one million children could be rescued from the sex trade.
The RescueOp1/20 movement is a student-led effort powered through Destiny Rescue to inspire the youth of America to actively combat the crisis of child sex trafficking.
Students have a powerful opportunity to put an end to this reality and change the course of history as a generation.
“If every student in the U.S. gave one twenty-dollar bill toward rescue, one million children could be rescued. That’s changing the world.”
SCOTT STOUTENBURG, DIRECTOR OF STUDENT ENGAGEMENT, DESTINY RESCUE
About the Movement
Students can join the movement by giving their $20, promoting the cause, and inspiring their friends to join the movement. Students can also become a Rescue Op Leader to mobilize rescue for more kids by starting their own fundraising campaign. When they raise $500, they will receive a free Op Leader t-shirt from Destiny Rescue. We’re encouraging students to challenge their school, youth group or another sphere of influence to raise funds collectively and compete for state and national recognition for most funds raised.
“It is important for us to stand up and fight for something that involves our peers. Working with Destiny Rescue to me means that I can be part of a big change in the world and help others reach their full potential. These girls deserve just as much freedom as anyone else, and that is what this fight is about. Step up and change the world.”
HANNAH ELDRED, AGE 19, ILLINOIS
Interested in hosting a student assembly?
Invite a representative from Destiny Rescue to speak to the students of your school, youth group, etc. to educate them on the realities of human trafficking and inspire them to join the RescueOp1/20 movement.
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