Hope Backpack Drive Provides for Victims of Human Trafficking
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A group of more than 20 students from the Middle School and the Upper School, led by Anika Hans, supplied and packed 150 backpacks filled with hygiene products and clothing for recovered victims of human trafficking.
In the fight against human trafficking, even the smallest acts can have a transformative impact. A simple backpack may seem inconsequential, but for survivors of human trafficking, it's often the first step toward a new beginning.
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