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Transformation through struggle and difficulty and ultimately into freedom.
Become a Sponsor
Operation Love Global invites you to take a stand against one of the greatest human rights issues of our time—human trafficking. By becoming a sponsor of our upcoming fundraiser, your generosity will directly support efforts to rescue, restore, and protect survivors while preventing future exploitation.
Your sponsorship will not only help us raise vital funds, but it will also demonstrate your business’s commitment to social responsibility. In return, you’ll gain meaningful exposure within our community, showcasing your brand as a leader in the fight against modern-day slavery.
Together, we can make a powerful impact. With your support, we can expand awareness, support nonprofits, and provide hope to those in need. Join us in our mission—become a sponsor today and help turn compassion into action!
Thank You To Our Sponsors
We extend our deepest gratitude to our incredible sponsors for their generous support in the fight against human trafficking. Your commitment and contributions make a profound impact, empowering survivors, raising awareness, and driving real change. Together, we are creating a future of freedom, hope, and justice. Thank you for standing with us in this critical mission!
Platinum Sponsors
Ramona Senior Manor
We ensure a comfortable, enjoyable, and affordable home-like environment for our seniors.
Gold Sponsors
Susan Stone
Silver Sponsors
Ramona Workspace
Velocity Paintball Park
Bronze Sponsors
2 the Animal Rescue Sanctuary
Doreen Smith
Century 21 Agent
Jim Haworth Plumbing
and Drain Service
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Our Mission
Our mission is to end human trafficking through programs that rescue, protect, restore, and educate. We raise awareness within our communities, partner with nonprofits through hands-on support, provide financial contributions to organizations working toward the same cause, provide education for the children most at-risk in areas where they would otherwise not receive an education, and assist missionaries within these nonprofits who face funding shortages.