10 Ways Your Church or Organization Can Make an Impact

1. Pray

We send out a monthly prayer request email. Join us in interceding for victims, survivors, traffickers, and frontline workers.
[Sign up here]

2. Attend or Host a Prayer & Worship Night

We hold these nights 3-4 times a year. Come together to pray for victims, survivors, traffickers, buyers, and frontline workers.

3. Give Financially

Your donations keep our ministry running!

• Give monthly or annually as a church

• Take up an offering

• Encourage individuals to give

• Host a fundraiser

4. Host a Fundraiser Event

Fundraisers provide essential support for services, raise awareness, and bring in new supporters.

5. Become a Mentor

We need compassionate, Christian women to mentor survivors of sex trafficking or vulnerable youth.

• Commitment: 1 year, 4 hours per month

• [Apply or Learn More Here]

6. Volunteer

Help with group projects like:

• Yard work

• Painting

• Maintenance

• Gardening

• Cleaning

We’d love to have your church help!

7. Educate Youth

We created a 48-minute video for middle & high school students with the Lakeshore Human Trafficking Task Force.

• [Watch Video Here]

• Email Sara@hopeprojectusa.org for the educator toolkit

8. Educate Your Congregation

Show a video or request a speaker to raise awareness about human trafficking in your church.

9. Host a Self-Care Kit Drive

Our clients access hygiene and self-care products monthly. Your church can host a drive to donate these items.
[See Needs List Here]

10. Have Your Own Idea

Maybe you know someone who wants to help, or your church has a creative idea.
Contact: info@hopeprojectusa.org

Other Ways You Can Help the Cause

1. Decrease the Demand – Educate your church on pornography and help members overcome sexual addictions.

2. Understand the Supply Chain – Go to slaveryfootprint.org to see how your purchases affect labor trafficking.

3. Love Your Neighbors – Victims are often hidden in plain sight. Get to know those around you.

4. Invest in Youth – Mentor teens or children, tutor, or help with after-school programs. Strong support reduces risk of exploitation.