No one could make a greater mistake 
than he who did nothing because he could only do a little.
Edmund Burke

Ten Ways to Respond:

1. Pray on behalf of the enslaved around the world.
2. Educate yourself. Read books, watch documentaries, join a group. 
3. Invest in change.  Support those on the front lines.  Help fund the most effective projects to reduce slavery. 
4. Consume wisely.  Hold businesses accountable.  Email companies to ensure their products are slave-free. 
   Helpful links  www.free2work.org    www.productsofslavery.org​ www.chainstorereaction.com
5. Tell others.  Expose the truth.
6. Advocate for change.  Call or write your elected officials.  Get news from www.polarisproject.org  or www.ijm.org on how to engage in political action.
7. Go. Volunteer. Help build shelters. Help raise money.
8. Faith and Freedom.  Help your faith community join the movement.  
   Helpful links: www.ijm.org  or www.notforsalecampaign.org
9. Do what you love.  Use your talents to fight slavery. 
10. Host an Accessories for Hope Freedom Party in your home.  Give hope to others.

​What About Chocolate?

Did you know that much of the chocolate available to us was made on the backs of forced child labor?  Learn more.

More Helpful Links

Abba House                        
http://www.abbahousefoundation.com/

Born to Fly
http://born2fly.org

Destiny Rescue
http://destinyrescue.org/us/

Every Child Ministries
www.ecmafrica.org

Free the Slaves
www.freetheslaves.net

International Justice Mission
http://ijm.org

Invisible Children
www.invisiblechildren.com

Love Alliance
www.thelovealliance.net

Not For Sale
www.notforsalecampaign.org

Click here (.doc) to find out if the chocolate you eat has been made by child slaves.

Visit the International Labor Rights Forum for even more info.

Buy fair trade chocolate.

God has a plan to bring justice to the world-and His plan is us.
Gary Haugen, International Justice Mission