This holiday season, think about supporting a foundation that can make a positive impact in the world. The Tronie Foundation works hard for “a world free of exploitation with every individual experiencing equality and freedom to pursue one’s full potential.” You can help them achieve that goal by spreading the word, donating, volunteering, or taking the simple step of educating yourself on the horrors of human trafficking and child slavery. If each of us we puts our energy and imagination together in a small way, we can accomplish great things!
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Wonderful!
Thank you for sharing, it is good to see others taking notice and doing good!
Lets get the word out. Thank you for posting this here.
I believe it’s true… our imagination can transform the world. Thanks Graham for sharing this and your concern. Diane
A very important and worthwhile project. It is heartwarming to know people who care so much about the lives of others!
Thanks for posting this! I’m so glad to see the word is getting out. With a little effort, we can all make a difference.
Beautiful start to twenty ten. Going to spread the word. xx
What a great way to raise awarness on children’s issues, especailly as we near National Human Trafficking Awarness Day on January 11th. Thank you so much to all of you who posted this video.