3-2-1 Empower selected as charity of choice at the Women Who Shine Gala
3-2-1 Empower selected as charity of choice at the Women Who Shine Gala
3-2-1 Empower was honored to be included among the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce’s Women Who Shine Gala, empowering female survivors of human trafficking.
3-2-1 Empower believes that education and vocational training are critical to helping survivors rebuild their lives. We believe that by providing survivors with the necessary skills and resources, we can help them heal, rebuild their lives, and contribute to their communities. But our mission doesn’t stop there. We also raise awareness of the dangers of human trafficking in the United States, and work to provide similar education and employment opportunities for survivors in California.
Fundraisers & Events
Light up Collaboration to Fundraise for The Dragonfly Transition Home
Ensure Justice Conference with Dr. Sandra Morgan, Director-Global Center for Women and Justice, Vanguard University
Fitness, Foods, & Financial Freedom in Huntington Beach, CA
Over 50 enthusiastic supporters gathered for an electrifying launch event of 3-2-1 Empower in Huntington Beach, California. The evening commenced with an enlightening keynote address by Dr. Sandra Morgan, Head of the Vanguard University’s Global Center for Justice, shedding light on the alarming issue of sex trafficking in Orange County. Actress Dania Ramirez passionately encouraged the audience to take a stand and lend their support to the cause. Attendees, including former NFL cheerleaders from the LA Raiderettes and dedicated sponsors from Canada, participated in educational seminars covering personal finance and nutrition. Later, renowned celebrity trainers Bill Blanks and Milo Level guided the guests through invigorating workouts, unleashing their strength and determination. This exceptional event successfully raised over $4,000 to fund 3-2-1 Empower’s transformative initiatives in India. Your generous donation can continue to make a meaningful impact on the lives of survivors and help bring an end to this pervasive issue.
