A night of setting girls...

Free

It is time to say "STOP" as we raise money to rescue enslaved girls, giving them better opportunities and lives through the loving ministry Agape Internationals Missions- AIM.

Our goal is simple: Advance Young Women in Need

Rescue Her

Heal Her

Empower Her

Enjoy a night of wine, hors d'oeuvres, and desserts

Art and Advocacy

Beginning at 6 PM

Wine and hors d’oeuvres will be served as you enjoy live music. Meander beautiful displays of art with wine in-hand as you mingle and ponder.

From 7 to 8

Emily Wheatley, AIM Ambassador, will speak of her experiences helping aid in the rescue of trafficked girls, and share how you can make a difference. Afterwards, renowned artist Elizabeth Roskam will kick off our art silent auction as she debuts an original painting.

From 8 to 10

All displayed art will be available via silent auction. Desserts will be served and wine will be poured as live music resumes.

The Charity and their Mission

"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
Abolitionist/Survivor

Who is Agape International Missions?

       AIM, Agape International Missions, is working to relentlessly rescue, heal and empower survivors of sex trafficking towards finally being free. But freedom doesn’t happen right after the rescue, it happens as girls find themselves again through the gospel, love, and being taught they are more precious than diamonds.  For these girls to truly heal and grow, they need to feel the unconditional, relentless love of Christ. AIM transfers these girls to a safe house where they are given therapy, education, and training for their future of choice. Over time,  survivors progress on their healing journey as they understand their true worth and value, making these women unstoppable. Some choose become superheroes, focused on becoming abolitionists themselves; raising their voices and fighting for the freedom of other girls.

       In addition to this, AIM’s protection programs are targeting the root of the issue by addressing the demand for purchased sex and protecting the vulnerable in the community. They stand up by partnering with the Cambodian government and help put an end to several brothels within the country. 

       We chose this ministry because being rescued from trafficking is only part of the battle. AIM does an amazing job providing all the care a girl could ever need with no time limit on her healing journey. She receives education and opportunities to pursue higher education, a loving and safe place to live as long as she needs, a caring community, job training and job opportunities, mental health counseling, and healing materials to help with trauma, PTSD, and spiritual guidance.

Some choose to become superheroes, focused on becoming abolitionists themselves.