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Selah Freedoms New Residential Home

Coconut Telegraph

SRQ DAILY

SATURDAY MAY 27, 2017 |

Survivors of sex trafficking that graduate Selah Freedom's highly successful Residential Program were able to move into a new home specifically designed for their Independent Living Phase made possible by champion donors that adopted and transformed rooms including: Lakewood Ranch Moms Group, Junior League of Manatee County, Saltair AMI, Pam Miller and Kim Traylor, The Source Church, Karen Jennings and two Anonymous Champions. The home provides a safe place where graduates  can continue to walk in freedom and pursue their career and education goals. Selah Freedom has also received a $30,600 matching grant from the Manatee Community Foundation's Manatee Matches Giving Circle. Every gift up to $30,600 will be doubled  and help Selah Freedom provide more graduate housing needed immediately.

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