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Why Join?
Art, Empowerment,
Wine, oh my!
Do you want to change the world? It never was so easy, and so fun! Make plans for an exciting night of music, food, and fantastic art, as we focuses on rescuing girls trapped in sex-slavery.
Become a Hero
Sex slavery is one of the biggest underground industries exploiting children as products, stripping them of their humanity. This is a crisis the world at whole is facing today and we need people like you to stand up and say, "No more."
Opportunity to Give
For every $1,000, 1 girl is rescued and her life is changed forever. You have the opportunity to rescue girls as young as 3 years old from sex-slavery in Cambodia. Once rescued they will receive a home, education, job opportunities, and therapy.
Captivating Art
Showcasing art from New York to California, we are featuring rising up artists who are passionate about saving trafficked girls, as they donate their master pieces for charity.
Have Fun
With various wines, hors d'oeuvres, and speakers, you can expect a night that is both educational, and entertaining. Featuring speakers from activist and artist backgrounds, they will move you as they share their stories and hearts.
LISTEN TO OUR
Event Speaker
Emily Wheatley
AIM Ambassador
Emily is a proud ambassador for AIM and has been advocating for the rights and assisting rescue of Cambodian girls for several years. We are excited to have Emily join us, as she shares survivor’s triumphant stories for educating and growing awareness of sex trafficking. With Emily’s wit and charm, you’ll feel both empowered and equipped to start a personal journey on how we can end this modern form of slavery.
To survive is different than
to heal from it.
Surviving could mean that you are still living in a nightmare, but healing means you accepted the nightmare but you don’t let it define who you truly are and who you will become…
That’s what it means to be saved and free.”
– Reaksmey Haas, Survivor-Abolitionist
