A21 Walk for Freedom Mount Maunganui - 20 Oct 2018
This October 20th in cities around the world thousands of people will join the annual ‘Walk for Freedom’ – to raise awareness of, and funds to fight, the $150 billion industry that is human trafficking. Banks Reserve, Banks Avenue is the launch point for Mount Maunganui’s ‘Walk for Freedom.’
The 3km walk is to raise awareness about modern day slavery and also fundraise for the amazing organisation A21 that works on the front line to rescue, rehabilitate and prevent human trafficking. A21 has 14 offices in 12 countries around the world with the aim to reach, rescue and restore. A21’s mission is to end slavery. There are an estimated 40.3 million people trapped in modern day slavery. Come raise your voice and be a voice for the voiceless.
Participating in the walk costs nothing more than two hours of your time. And all are welcome.
"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has." - Margaret Mead
Where: Banks Reserve, Banks Avenue, Mt Maunganui
When: Saturday October 20th 2018, 10am-12pm
Wear: Black clothing
Questions: Contact a21freedomwalkmtmaunganui@gmail.com
Register for the walk at www.a21.org... or at the event before 10.30am
Visit the Facebook page at www.facebook.com...
A21 Walk for Freedom promo video vimeo.com...
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