CLIMB FOR CAPTIVES – THE FIGHT AGAINST HUMAN TRAFFICKING
- By Bob King
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- 12 Dec, 2017
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In July, yours truly will be attempting to summit Mt. Rainier, along with 11 other men, while raising money for a non-profit named Rescue: Freedom International.
Rescue: Freedom International is a registered 501-C-3 and Climb for Captives (C4C) is an initiative that uses mountain climbing to rescue children from slavery and forced prostitution. C4C has been around for 5 years and has raised tens of thousands of dollars to rescue women and children from human trafficking. This year we are climbing Mt. Rainier in an effort to provide 44 rescued girls with an entire year of education, food, shelter, and care. Our goal is to raise $52,800.00.
Each year we give 100% of the funds we raise directly to our non-profit partner, Rescue Freedom, and pay all the expenses out of our own pockets. In order to do so we rely on generous organizations and sponsors who help to make this possible.
This year, C.O.O. Services, LLC, will be matching contributions, on a dollar for dollar basis, of any gift that mentions my name in the message box on the donation tab of the web site, up to $5,000.00.
Will you please consider giving to this very worthwhile effort? All donations are 100% tax deductible.
Just go to the Climb for Captives website and click the donation tab. While you’re there… check out the pictures of all the climbers and the videos. http://www.climbforcaptives.com/the-team/
In addition, you can check us out on facebook and twitter. Don’t miss the our 2013 Climb For Captives video where we released the exciting fundraising goal we are aiming to complete!
Remember; mention my name in the message box and C.O.O. Services will match your gift.
Also, for anyone or any company making a gift of $1,000.00 or more, I will carry your company hat to the top of Rainier for a photo opportunity!!
Rescue: Freedom International is a registered 501-C-3 and Climb for Captives (C4C) is an initiative that uses mountain climbing to rescue children from slavery and forced prostitution. C4C has been around for 5 years and has raised tens of thousands of dollars to rescue women and children from human trafficking. This year we are climbing Mt. Rainier in an effort to provide 44 rescued girls with an entire year of education, food, shelter, and care. Our goal is to raise $52,800.00.
Each year we give 100% of the funds we raise directly to our non-profit partner, Rescue Freedom, and pay all the expenses out of our own pockets. In order to do so we rely on generous organizations and sponsors who help to make this possible.
This year, C.O.O. Services, LLC, will be matching contributions, on a dollar for dollar basis, of any gift that mentions my name in the message box on the donation tab of the web site, up to $5,000.00.
Will you please consider giving to this very worthwhile effort? All donations are 100% tax deductible.
Just go to the Climb for Captives website and click the donation tab. While you’re there… check out the pictures of all the climbers and the videos. http://www.climbforcaptives.com/the-team/
In addition, you can check us out on facebook and twitter. Don’t miss the our 2013 Climb For Captives video where we released the exciting fundraising goal we are aiming to complete!
Remember; mention my name in the message box and C.O.O. Services will match your gift.
Also, for anyone or any company making a gift of $1,000.00 or more, I will carry your company hat to the top of Rainier for a photo opportunity!!
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