3rd Annual M&M Freedom Cry Golf Outing
Details and planning are in the works…stay tuned. In the meantime, save the date!
Details and planning are in the works…stay tuned. In the meantime, save the date!
Join us to raise awareness and foster the prevention of human trafficking in our community.
10am - Registration begins
11am - Walk
Rally to follow in the Fountain Park Bandshell.
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We are hosting a creative workshop to connect with existing volunteers and welcome new volunteers. We will be working on our Hope’s Hearts Project, while enjoying snacks, and one another’s company. This is a free event, and we would love for you to join us to see what we are doing in OUR community to break the cycle of human trafficking.
Mixed Media Journaling Workshop
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If you want to spend some time with us and learn what we’re all about, we’d like to invite you to our Christmas Party. Please send an email to: info@freedomcryinc.org or send us a message on Facebook for more details and the location.
Giving Tuesday was initiated in 2012 to encourage people to do good. You can help support our mission with a donation of time by volunteering, material items for our Restoration Bags or Hope’s Hearts, or a monetary gift. We look forward to your support in doing BIG things.
Featuring Christmas & Popular Music, Dancing and Dinner in our beautifully decorated ballroom with the famous Tonic Roots Trio.
Enjoy an exquisite gourmet dinner including a glass of wine, and delicious dessert. Cocktails (cash bar) starting at 5pm, Door Prizes, Raffles & More!
Dinner at 6pm - Show at 7:15pm
Proceeds donated to Seranya Studios Arts Foundation & Freedom Cry, Inc.
Sponsored by Seranya Studios Arts Foundation & Heritage Ventures.
Call: 920.893.9000 for more information.
Join us for dinner, a sweet treat, or to just say '“hi” at the Plymouth Culver’s, and a portion of your purchase will be donated to Freedom Cry.
Join us for our annual awareness walk!
Registration starts at 10 am with the walk kicking off at 11am.
Program to follow to learn more about our mission.
Free community art, music and activities for the kids! This is a family friendly event. We look forward to walking with you!
Sheboygan Countywide Crime Stoppers is proud to once again sponsor National Night Out for 2024. This year's event will be held on Tuesday, August 6th from 4:30 PM until 7:30 PM at Sheboygan's Cleveland Park off Geele Avenue on the northside.
Freedom Cry will be there, and we look forward to seeing everyone! We'll have prizes for the kiddos to win and important information about our cause. This is a fantastic community event, so make plans now to attend!
Join us as we raise awareness of human trafficking in Sheboygan’s Freedom Fest Parade!
Walk or ride your motorcycle with us as we break the silence! Our community needs to be aware that trafficking happens here. We need to stay vigilant and educated to combat this crisis.
More details to come as Independence day approaches! We hope you can join us!
Who: Freedom Cry Presenting and hosted by the East Wind Garden Club of Cleveland
What: Human Trafficking 101 Presentation; open to the public
When: Thursday April 18, 2024 at 6:30PM
Where: Lakeshore Technical College- 1290 North Avenue - Cleveland, WI- the Lake Michigan Room L260
On Cue is donating their time and talent to provide us with DJ Services! Thank you!
Human trafficking is modern day slavery. Today is a day to spread awareness that modern day slavery is real and is here by drawing a red “X” on your hand or wearing a red “X” as a conversation starter.
Freedom Cry is partnering with select area restaurants to place lanterns to help further raise awareness and Shine a Light on Modern Day Slavery.
Join us for a brat fry to benefit Freedom Cry.
Saturday, October 8th, 2022 from 11:30am-6pm at 626 N 15th Street
Burgers...Gyros..Brats.. family friendly…raffles and 50/50 raffles!
See you there!
Love Your City with Freedom Cry presents the annual Speak out: Human Trafficking Awareness Walk!
The walk kicks off from the Fountain Park Bandshell promptly at 11:00 a.m. Come early for registration (starting at 10:00 a.m.) and to create your own sign for the walk which is about 1 mile. For those unable to complete the walk you may come to Fountain Park to make a sign then drive tor walk to the corner of Erie and North 14th street to hold your sign while the group walks. We will return to Foumtain Park at noon for live music and a brief presentation.
10 a.m. Registration and sign making at the bandshell
11 a.m Walk starts from the bandshell or holding signs at N. 14th & Erie Ave
12 p.m. Program with live music and presentation.
1 p.m. Walk & Program Concludes
Come on out to the Culver’s in Plymouth, WI for a great meal and help support a great cause. Pick up lunch, dinner, mid-afternoon snack and a late night frozen custard. A portion of the proceeds will go to Freedom Cry and you can help out further by dropping a donation as well!
Join Freedom Cry and City Church (Love Your City) on September 19, 2020 for a free Human Trafficking Awareness Walk starting from Fountain Park bandshell in Sheboygan. Registration begins at 10:30 am and the walk begins at 11:00 am. The walk is a 3-mile loop and water will be provided. There will be speakers, music, and items for sale to support local anti-trafficking efforts! Jewelry for sale was donated by Kindra Back of In His Image. Her jewelry features the Abe Lincoln abolitionist penny.
Join us for a showing of Blind Eyes Opened documentary ONE NIGHT ONLY at Marcus Sheboygan Cinema, January 23 at 7pm.
In honor of National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month and National Human Trafficking Awareness Day January 11, please join us in increasing your awareness of sex trafficking in the US and its connection to abortion.
Tickets are $13 each. Get yours on Marcus Sheboygan Cinema website to secure your seat.
Watch the trailer here: https://blindeyesopened.com/about
BLIND EYES OPENED is a first-of-a-kind Christian documentary that dives deep into the sex trafficking industry in the U.S. The film exposes the darkness that fuels demand, highlights survivors' transformations through Christ, engages lawmakers, law enforcement, organizations, ministries and experts across the country committed to ending the atrocities, all while showing Christ as the hope for all involved.