Christie and Hannah sit down with Polly Hamp, a former sex worker, to discuss sex work in America. Polly Hamp is a published author, speaker, and teacher who spends her life helping others find freedom.

The news is full of difficult stories...So, it begs the question, “how do you keep going in the middle of hard things when you can’t see the ending?” Here are a few things I’ve learned while working in desperate situations.

As we reflect on 2020 this Christmas, we are so thankful that you continue to say yes and help those at-risk around you! Thank you for showing up for at-risk children this year. Thank you for looking for ways you could help your neighbors, both down the street and around the world.

Social Oppression is unfairly treating a person or group of people who are different from other people or groups of people...With this definition and shared understanding of Social Oppression we find deep roots of social oppression lie in the world of trafficking. Trafficking is a rapidly growing issue affecting every corner of the globe.

We have the honor of working with so many incredible donors and seeing first-hand the amazing ways that people are giving back in the midst of this coronavirus season. As we go into the end of a very long and challenging year, it’s natural for all of us to look for moments of connection and impact.

The most consistent and deadly form of hunger across the global is malnutrition. Malnutrition is widespread and hard to spot to an untrained eye. It isn’t as obvious as famine and starvation. Where malnutrition can be passed from generation to generation, famine and starvation happen around an event and often wipe out the bloodlines of those suffering.