Butterflies 15 would like for you to attend our fundraiser. We are giving you 2 free tickets to attend.
If you would please share this information we would greatly appreciate it.
Butterflies 15 is having our 4th annual fundraiser. I have attached our flyer for the event. We are in hopes to see you, your coworkers and family there, please feel free to share. You may purchase your tickets with the QR code that is on the flyer. You have 3 choices to choose from to make things a little easier. You may also pay to these apps if it's easier for you :
Cash app: $TraffickingSurvivor, PayPal :PayPal@Butterflies15,or Venmo: Venmo@Butterflies2015You also may purchase tickets at the door. Early bird cost is $25 (August 15-September 15) after that tickets cost is $30. So get your tickets early and save a few dollars. If you are unable to attend we are excepting donations. Love to see you there. We are also looking for items that can be used towards our silent auction and raffle if you are able to help. We do appreciate you as we can not make things happen for our ladies without your help. Our goal is to raise $10,000, of which the funds raised will help us to hirer staff.
Dinner before "Light the Darkness" in the frigid cold.
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - When the founder and Executive Director of Butterflies 15 heard three Toledo men were arrested during a statewide sex trafficking sting, she was not surprised.
“My thought was ‘It’s about time they’re getting these people,” said Tina Robinson. Her organization, located at 500 Madison in Toledo, works with women who are victims of human trafficking, which Robinson says remains a major issue in Toledo.
“Toledo still has human trafficking very bad because of where we’re located, with the highways, with the trains and the buses, and the airport. So, there’s a lot of different avenues for them to be trafficked,” adds Robinson.
Butterflies 15 is located on the second floor of the Gardner Building at 500 Madison. That’s where you’ll find the B-Empowered Community Center, offering food, hygiene products, clothing, and help.
“I pray for these teens because they’ve been through this trauma at such an early age, and unless they are able to get counseling and positive people around them, it’ll haunt them the rest of their life,” said Robinson.
For information about the organization and an upcoming fundraiser in October of 2022, click here.
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The Gift Bags that were made for the ladies
