Foley Women's Club talk about human trafficking

Submitted by Barbara Jenkins
Posted 12/5/11

Human Trafficking is a real problem in our

area as well as in other locations. Tanya Hallford shared with

Foley Woman’s Club members, November 7, the many types of

trafficking. Most common is labor and sex, both for financial

gain.  …

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Foley Women's Club talk about human trafficking

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"3">Human Trafficking is a real problem in our

area as well as in other locations. Tanya Hallford shared with

Foley Woman’s Club members, November 7, the many types of

trafficking. Most common is labor and sex, both for financial

gain.  Hallford closed by

asking members to volunteer at agencies to assist in drawing

awareness to this problem by getting training, volunteering at

centers, stuffing envelopes, and making donations.

"mso-spacerun: yes">  After President Kathleen Roberts

called the meeting to order, Mary Driskell led the pledge and club

collect.  Hostess chairman

Vivian Pirkle introduced her committee: Eileen Bendyna, Rosemary

Harris, Beverly McNair, Ann Poe and Gail Saxton.

"3">Sylvia Womack acknowledged and shared

cards and letters received from many of the agencies that received

club donations at the October meeting.

"mso-spacerun: yes">  Mad Hatters chairman, Barbara McCamish

announced the2012 theme, “Down by the Sea”.

"mso-spacerun: yes">  She asked members to come prepared to

buy the event’s $25.00 tickets at December’s meeting. Tickets can

also be purchased from Sheila Morgan at 955-1204. Members should

begin reserving tables at this time.

"mso-spacerun: yes">  McCamish also reminded members to

begin collecting items for raffle and silent

auction.

"3">December 5 meeting, a luncheon, will be

held at Craft Farm, and will begin at 11:00.

"mso-spacerun: yes">  A musical program will be presented by

Kathy Duke.  Duke is

talented in the dulcimer and the guitar.