Tampa, Florida based KinderGard products today announced the launch of the Empty Swing Project™ with a moon shot goal of raising $50,000 to fund a mission to rescue kids from sex slavery.
The Empty Swing Project™ is a division of privately held KinderGard that uses funds accrued from the sales of certain KinderGard products to support through donation of earmarked funds programs to help exploited, trafficked and missing children worldwide. KinderGard is a for-profit company, but the organizations supported by the Empty Swing Set Project are qualified non-profit organizations with a demonstrated track record of using a high percentage of donations to directly support the programs that save, rescue and restore kids.
When you purchase an alarm from the Empty Swing Project™ at KinderGard.com, you aren’t just protecting yourself. You are rescuing a little girl who was kidnapped. Because of you, she won’t be bought and sold as a commodity in the sex trafficking industry. You are taking a teenage boy off the streets, and bringing him back to his mom’s arms. You are feeding a young girl, who was previously dependent on savaging through the garbage dump in a desperate attempt to find food. You have the power to make a difference. You have the power to make change happen. It starts with you. We hope and pray that you will never need to use this alarm. We think it’s important to carry one in case of an emergency. But even if you never activate the alarm to save yourself, you have made a difference in someone else’s life.
We have a moon shot goal of generating $50,000 to fully fund a rescue mission to find and free sex trafficked children. Sign up for our free email updates and we will let you know where and when the donations have been made thanks to your generous support. At this time, we are not taking direct cash contributions as this is not a 501(c)(3) but 10% of the proceeds from each purchase through KinderGard.com of the following personal alarms will be added to the donation and rescue effort:
https://kindergard.com/pages/empty-swing-project