Change My Christmas

I've been thinking for awhile about putting together a holiday shopping list that benefits survivors of child/human sex trafficking or organizations that support the cause.  Since so many of my blogger friends had the same idea, I'm going to list a couple of the things that I'm personally asking for this year, and then point you to their sites for some really great additional places to look.

•  The SOLD Project DVD

• Va-Va-Voom Necklace from the River Kids shop 

• These pretty earrings and bracelet from Original Good
• This AWESOME shirt from WeAreOverlooked.com.   $5 from each shirt goes to Love146.  The front says, "Because some things were never meant to be caged."  

• Terrify No More by Gary Haugen 

And here are some other great places to check out for your holiday shopping (keep these links in mind for birthdays and other celebrations throughout 2010!):

• Diana Scimone: Making a List, Checking it Twice: Gifts Made by Women and Girls Rescued from Trafficking 
• Kiva.org: Anti-Trafficking Loans
  
• Change.org: Holiday Gift Guide: How to Help Human Trafficking Victims
• World Vision: Hope for Sexually Exploited Girls
• Love146 Holiday cards
• Emancipation Network: Made by Survivors
  

But before you go, take a minute (well, two and a half minutes) to watch this video from ChangeMyChristmas.com.

Change My Christmas from MZM Cornerstone on Vimeo.

Happy Hannukah, Advent and "Season of Light" to you all!