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2011 Gala in Pictures
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2011 Fabric of Freedom Gala a Huge Success
THANK YOU!
This year’s fourth annual Fabric of Freedom Gala was a huge success. It was a night that truly shed light on the global issue of human trafficking and how International Princess Project is playing a vital role in that movement.
A sold-out crowd gathered at the Shorebreak Hotel in Huntington Beach, for the evening’s festivities, which included delicious fare, cocktails, silent and live auctions, traditional Indian dance and artwork, henna, and other surprises for guests. | READ MORE
IPP Vision 2020 Team
International Princess Project Circle of Sisterhood
We are a group of women who are passionate about advocating for women formerly enslaved in Prostitution and we need your help!
Join us as we endeavor to plan fun, new and creative ways to raise awareness and funds so that more women may be rescued and restored.
We need you to help us plan and put ideas into action!
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The Story of International Princess ™ Project
In February of 2005, Shannon Keith went on a life-changing trip to India. After visiting a red-light district, she could not forget the faces of the women she saw: young girls, orphans, mothers trying to feed their children held against their will or trapped by economics.
Compelled by the magnitude of this reality, she founded International Princess™ Project to advocate for these women, give them opportunities to restore their broken lives and empower them to live in freedom. | READ MORE
The Vision and Mission of International Princess™ Project
The Vision of International Princess Project: Restore hope and dignity to women formerly enslaved in prostitution.
The Mission of International Princess Project: Establish self-sustaining enterprises in partnership with indigenous organizations that provide for physical, emotional and spiritual needs of women formerly enslaved in prostitution; AND advocate for women enslaved in prostitution around the world. | READ MORE
