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🌍 Discover Love146: Their Vision to End Child Trafficking 🌍 At Love146, their vision is unwavering: the end of child trafficking and exploitation. Their mission? To journey with children impacted by trafficking today and prevent it tomorrow. 🌟 Why Love146? 🌟Defiant Hope: In the face of violence, they choose hope. Inspired by the resilience of children, they believe every step towards their vision is worth it. 🌟Intentional Thoughtfulness: They dive deep, understanding the complexities of the issue to ensure their solutions have a lasting impact. 🌟Deliberate Collaboration: They believe in the power of unity. By joining hands with diverse stakeholders, they create effective solutions. 🌟Steady Perseverance: Their commitment is unwavering. They understand that the journey is filled with challenges, but they're in for the long haul. 🌟Relentless Advocacy: Every child matters to them. They continually adapt their strategies to center on the child, ensuring they get the care and protection they deserve. 🌟Unfiltered Joy: They celebrate every win, every breakthrough, and cherish the dignity of each person. 🌟Equity at the Heart: Love146 is committed to dismantling barriers and ensuring everyone has access to opportunities. They champion a diverse, inclusive, and equitable world where every child can thrive. #endhumantrafficking #endchildtrafficking #savethechildren #humanrights

"In our 40-year journey, we've taken our time to craft a child-sponsorship program that goes beyond convention. Every Child Counts is not just about helping children survive; it's about empowering them to thrive. We've meticulously designed this program to break free from the limitations of traditional models, ensuring that our donors are not just contributing financially but are actively participating in shaping the future of these young lives." — Our CEO, Mahmood Qasim To learn more about Every Child Counts, read: https://lnkd.in/gtEkxeUN

Help support ACC’s Student Emergency Fund with this years Amplify Austin Day! Did you know that when students have to leave school due to a financial emergency, it is typically for an amount lower than $500? ACC’s Student Emergency Fund can help students in these financial emergencies to keep them in school and on track! Donate at the link below to help make that difference in a student’s life.

🎯Bullseye! If you guessed Gopalganj, you're spot on! Grow Your Reader Foundation is now making waves in Byaspur, Gopalganj. Our mission? Instilling community ownership through SALT/CLCP approach as part of the ARC initiative of Global Fund for Children. Wondering what SALT is all about? Stay tuned to unravel the mystery!

How do you create fan loyalty? Meet them where they are be part of their tribe to make sure they become members of your tribe.

With Wokeism, our children don't believe in their country. Does it also mean they don't believe in themselves? We use true stories from America's past to turn it all around. Can you help us do it? Learn more: https://lnkd.in/esdUH2mU #linkedin #ceo #funding

Dive into our latest blog post, "Empowering Connections: Partnering with Gifts for Seniors to Bring Joy and Compassion." See how volunteers have made a difference by spreading joy and bringing compassion, and how you can get involved with Gifts for Seniors during their 30th year of supporting isolating older adults. https://lnkd.in/gpcfB87e

Welcome to June! Here are three things you can do this month to advocate for the girl child: 1. *Write Encouraging Letters*: Reach out to girls in your community or through organizations that support girl children. Write letters of encouragement, letting them know they are capable, strong, and valued. 2. *Support Education*: Donate books, school supplies, or even your time to tutor or mentor girls. Education is a powerful tool for empowerment, and your contribution can make a significant difference in their lives. 3. *Raise Awareness*: Use your voice on social media or in your local community to highlight issues affecting girls. Share stories, facts, and ways others can get involved in supporting and advocating for the rights and opportunities of girl children. Signed, Obi Jewel Southwest Coordinator, NiMSA Girl Child Advocacy

Parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles, teachers, and others are all worried about the world in which the younger generations are growing up – how they grow up, the challenges they face and how they will turn out. Read some tips from Synergy advisor Caryn Fields CFP® about how we ensure we are raising well-rounded children, together, as a community. Click the link to read this blog post. https://bit.ly/3wgCpV9