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Selah in the News: Educating youth about sexual predators, trafficking

On April 26 in Palmetto, Florida, a sexual monster lured a five-year old girl from a birthday party and took her to his home across the street where he forced her to watch child pornography and sexually battered her. Since his arrest, police investigators believe that 44-year-old Christopher Thompson may have sexually abused multiple other

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Florida Takes Lead in Fighting Human Trafficking: Part I

We applaud Florida for its nation-leading comprehensive approach to fighting child sex trafficking. Sadly, the state still ranks third in the nation for calls to the national human trafficking hotline, only behind California and Texas. It is imperative that Florida must continue expanding its anti-trafficking efforts with urgency. Additionally, the threat to children has only

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National Volunteer Week

As we wrap up National Volunteer Week 2022 (April 17-23), Selah Freedom has had the opportunity to look back on the selfless acts of our amazing volunteers. We are grateful to have stellar volunteers in all five life-saving programs.   Each of our volunteers brings something different to the table, creating a beautiful team where

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Finding A New Road To Revenue Through Entrepreneurship

We’re living in a “resource-challenged” world.   Financial growth is always a challenge for nonprofit organizations throughout the US that must invent new ways to raise revenue every year. This is not an easy thing to do, as philanthropic donations are never enough to allow service-based organizations to continue to thrive and financially fuel their

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Houston coffee shop assists human trafficking survivors

As it is known, human trafficking thrives in chaos. The current global health crisis COVID-19 has created an even more vulnerable environment for people to be exploited by traffickers. Between schools closing, dramatic increases in unemployment and reductions of income, many major cities, like Texas, are seeing heightened risks of exploitation among its residents.  According

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