Runners, walkers, and defenders of exploited children everywhere...come join us for our third annual "Race to Stop Traffick," Labor Day, September 2, 2019 at 8:15 a.m. at the Terrace in Westlake, Texas. All proceeds from this event will directly benefit Operation Underground Railroad ( www.OURrescue.org), a non-profit organization whose mission is to rescue and rehabilitate children sold into sex slavery in the U.S. and around the world. There will be a 1-Mile Fun Run as well as an officially timed 5k race. Children 12 and under may participate in the 1-Mile Fun Run at no cost and free professional babysitting will be provided in our Kids Zone during the 5k for the children of race participants. Participants, including families and kids, are welcome to take part in finish line festivities such as carnival games, face painting, live music, and a silent auction. For more information, visit racetostoptraffick.com. If you are unable to participate on race day, we would be so grateful for donations to help us meet our goal!
Honor Roll
Josie Gamett
Oct 17, 2019
Texas, United States
“Leftover sponsor money”
Josie Gamett
Sep 14, 2019
Texas, United States
“Race cash and venmo donations”
Josie Gamett
Sep 10, 2019
Texas, United States
Christopher Everett
Sep 9, 2019
Texas, United States
Anonymous
Sep 7, 2019
Texas, United States
“Luxury body care silent auction”
Kelli Fuhrman
Sep 4, 2019
Texas, United States
“silent auction items, bed package and mothers day out”
Erinn Thurston
Sep 4, 2019
Texas, United States
Ken Agnew
Sep 2, 2019
Texas, United States
Heather Smith
Aug 29, 2019
Texas, United States
“J Weaves- Goosehead”
Jess Weaver
Aug 29, 2019
Texas, United States
Janel Hawkins
Aug 25, 2019
Texas, United States
“Give: Photography for Change”
Josie Gamett
Jul 16, 2019
Texas, United States
Anonymous
Jul 2, 2019
Texas, United States
Anonymous
May 26, 2019
Texas, United States
Anonymous
Apr 17, 2019
Texas, United States
Anonymous
Jan 30, 2019
Texas, United States
$17,181.04
$10,000.00
Texas, United States
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