Our fellow Rotarian and friend Kristine Moreland boldly shared her survivor story at the Stolen Youth luncheon.

Our club gathered at REST's Pathways Services Center to assemble hygiene kits and write notes of encouragement for distribution to individuals in the sex trade.

Rotarians helped We Heart Seattle come alongside homeless encampments to clear trash. 

Our club supported the King County Sexual Assault Resource Center at their fundraising breakfast.

We joined Central Premix employees to create and package hotel soaps with stickers that contain information to prevent sex trafficking in support of SOAP's Super Bowl initiative.

We helped Stolen Youth assemble 100 backpacks with hygiene items, clothes, and other essentials for distribution to individuals exiting or still engaged in the sex trade locally.

We helped Seattle Rotary Club sort baby clothes, toys, and books for distribution to families experiencing homelessness.

We helped local nonprofit REST with yard maintenance at their transitional home for survivors of human trafficking and moved furniture after their offices were painted.

REST is opening a second transitional home for trafficking survivors, and we helped furnish their kitchen and get the yard ready to welcome new residents.  

Rotarians from six local clubs gathered to weed and plant flowers at one of REST's transitional homes for survivors exiting the sex trade.

We joined with Rotarians from other clubs to help Sound Foundations build Tiny Homes for unsheltered members of our community.

Rotarians attended REST's inspiring fundraiser to support their mission to provide pathways to freedom, safety, and hope for survivors.

Rotarians baked and packaged holiday cookies for Organization of Prostitution Survivors (OPS) to give to survivors at their holiday party.

Club President Susanna Southworth spoke at the Human Trafficking Awareness Workshop for Compassion Washington on January 19!

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To support REST's street outreach along Aurora Avenue in Seattle, we helped organize and clean the van they use to bring supplies and offer pathways to safety and hope to survivors.

We joined with Seattle Rotary to help Sound Foundations build Tiny Homes for unsheltered members of our community.

We helped paint the interior of CHOOSE 180's new facility where they offer services for youth and empower them to make positive changes in their lives. 

We helped assemble and package hotel soaps with stickers that contain information to prevent sex trafficking in support of SOAP's Super Bowl initiative.