Local programs to call attention to tragedy of human trafficking
Proceeds will go to HelpLine's efforts to fund a permanent women's shelter.
MARTIN SURRIDGE
Walla Walla Union-Bulletin
Shortly after the start of the New Year, residents of the Walla Walla Valley will have an opportunity to assist the Walla Walla HelpLine Women's Shelter as it looks to acquire a permanent facility, during a series of fundraising and educational events hosted by several organizations and businesses.
With a focus on local and international human trafficking, Shelter for Freedom, which is sponsored by Walla Walla University's chapter of Amnesty International, Whitman College, Walla Walla Valley Soroptimists, Walla Walla Community College's Women's Center, the YWCA, Walla Walla Roasters and Black Tie Limos, will be held during the third weekend in January.
http://union-bulletin.com/stories/2009/12/29/local-programs-to-call-attention-to-tragedy-of-human-trafficking
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