Thursday, January 23, 2014

SOAP Up New York 2014

TAKE ACTION!
Protect human rights and provide support to victims of sex trafficking with Met Council and S.O.A.P. (Protect Our Children from Prostitution) this coming week!


Over 400 volunteers in New York and New Jersey will come together to distribute tens of thousands of soap bars labeled with the National Human Trafficking Hotline and posters of missing children to hotels ahead of the Super Bowl. Large sporting events like the Super Bowl attracts thousands of tourists each year and is linked to higher incidents of sex trafficking.

By providing these outreach materials to hotels and making the hotline more readily available, we will increase the likelihood of reaching a missing child or sex trafficking victim. You can be a part of our campaign! We can only reach these victims with your help- luckily, there are different options for you to participate during the day or after work:


URGENT NEED- SOAP Up New York– ReWrap
Midtown Manhattan
Wednesday, January 29th- 10am to 1pm

Before we head out to canvass hotels, we need your help to rewrap bars of soap with the vital information and National Human Trafficking Hotline. This is a great opportunity for shy or young volunteers who still want to make an impact on this growing issue.
- Individuals and groups welcome.
- Volunteers must be 14+. 
- You MUST register to attend this event. Please click here to register.
 


URGENT NEED- SOAP Up New York– Canvassing
Midtown Manhattan
Thursday, January 30th, 2014- 6:30pm

Volunteers will be thoroughly trained on this issue, how to approach hotel managers, and then supplied with the tools, maps, and materials necessary to canvass hotels in midtown Manhattan.
- Individuals and groups welcome though we suggest signing up as a pair or small group, otherwise we will assign you a partner.
- Volunteers must be 18+.
- You MUST register to attend this training. Please click here to register.

For more information on either of these opportunities, please contact Simone Carvalho at scarva@metcouncil.org or 212-453-9675.

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