Paint tote bags with us to raise awareness about human trafficking!
Pop-Up Thrift Shop Oct 28th from 9 am – 4 pm in the TCU Commons. All proceeds go towards rescue missions for people who have been trafficked, in collaboration with the International Justice Mission.
You’re invited to make bracelets for survivors of human trafficking. Each bracelet will be donated to a local anti-trafficking organization as a symbol of hope and resilience. All materials will be provided!
Rees Jones 333
September 18th, 7-8 pm
TCU International Justice Mission
Threads is a pop-up thrift shop to end slavery with the proceeds going towards International Justice Mission Southeast Asia.
International Justice Mission’s annual pop-up thrift shop! We’re selling clothes to raise money for anti-human trafficking efforts in Southeast Asia! Every dollar we raise will be used to fund rescue operations, legal cases, and restorative programs for survivors. Plus, we get to actively practice the sustainable habit of recycle clothes and reducing the demand for cheaply made, often exploitative clothing.
International Justice Mission is the largest nonprofit organization in the world dedicated to combating human trafficking. Here at TCU, we fundraise and advocate to directly support rescue missions, justice system reform, and survivor care at IJM’s field office in Delhi, India.
Our first big fundraising campaign of the semester, Threads, will be on Saturday, October 9, from 11am-4pm on the second floor of the King Family Commons building. It will be an on-campus pop-up thrift shop selling entirely donated clothes with all proceeds going to IJM’s Delhi operations. The idea behind holding a thrift shop is that we will be reselling clothes to stop the cycle of forced labor in fast fashion and reduce environmental waste, while also supporting IJM’s direct efforts to combat forced labor.
Come out and shop, find a new stellar outfit and join us in the fight against human trafficking!
Also, if you have clothes you would like to donate, you can fill out our Google Form and one of our chapter’s officers will reach out to collect your items. We will accept all clothes in decent condition, except for socks and underwear.
https://forms.gle/9F7RbynUQT2CiFoL9
We appreciate your support!
the International Justice Mission at TCU is hosting our fall documentary screening of “The Price of Free” in Rees-Jones Hall 112 on Thursday, November 14th at 5pm
Join TCU’s International Justice Mission and local anti-trafficking organizations and campus ministries for a night of prayer, live-streamed from IJM field offices around the world! We are hosting this event in the BLUU ballroom C from 7-8:30pm on Saturday, November 9.
the International Justice Mission and local anti-trafficking nonprofit, Unbound, are hosting Detective Scaramucci on campus (RJ 111) for a law enforcement seminar on human trafficking investigations in DFW
IJM’s spring raffle is here! All proceeds go to The NET and Traffick911. Raffle will take place in the BLUU’s Beck/Geren conference room.
We have over $2,000 worth of gifts from community sponsors like: Kendra Scott, CorePower Yoga, Athleta, CycleBar, Sseko Designs, Rise Soufflé n3, + more.
Ticket prices: one for $6 OR three for $15 AND THEN every ticket after is just $2! WE ACCEPT CASH + VENMO.
A “come-and-go” event–you do not need to be present to win. The raffling off of items begins at 6:30pm.
Help support the fight against modern slavery while entering an auction for the chance to win incredible prizes!