Students can fight child trafficking
You are a world changer who can bring freedom to kids like yourself.

Young people are passionate catalysts of change.
Fundraising is one way you can turn that passion into real and lasting impact.
Raise awareness and donations while having fun together! Explain the problem of child trafficking to your friends and family. Tell them about the work Destiny Rescue is doing to fight it. Ask for donations to help you reach your fundraising goal.
Get creative! Your options are endless!
Here are a few ideas you might like to borrow from:
Free Dress for Freedom
Encourage your entire school to ditch their school uniform for a day, wear whatever they want and collect gold coin/s as a donation. You might decide on a theme colour or style of clothing to advocate freedom and opportunity for the children you are rescuing.
Host an Event
Practice your emerging passions and skillsets, and hold an event to demonstrate what you are learning. Consider donating proceeds from a School Art Exhibition, Talent Show, Catered Morning Tea, or Sporting Event.
Home-made Sale
Make something beautiful, tasty or useful, and invite your community to buy items and support your cause. What can you create, build or grow? Delicious baked treats, crafts, carpentry or agricultural goods are just a few ideas.
Car wash
Connect with water, suds, some elbow grease and your school community to wash vehicles and rescue kids.
Digital Detox
Gather sponsors for a social media blackout day. 24 hours without your phone, iPad, laptop or TV. Guaranteed, your parents will be wholeheartedly supportive! 🙂
I loved how the fundraiser unified our school. We were able to come together and get electrically excited about bringing real change in our world and serving outside of ourselves. Our excitement, energy, and unity was contagious, and that was so cool to see!
Abbie – Student
Matt’s presentation was pitched exceptionally well. I was really impressed by how he approached such sensitive topics with gentleness and care, while still being honest about the realities many children around the world are facing today. Sally’s story was especially powerful and helped bring real-life context to the message. For many of our students, this would have been their first exposure to learning about human trafficking and the sobering reality that there are more people in slavery today than at any other point in history. Matt’s presentation brought both awareness and education to an important issue in a thoughtful and impactful way.
Michelle Flood, Australian Christian College Moreton
Matt’s (Destiny Rescue’s) presentation was really well pitched for our senior students. It dealt with a heavy and important topic in a way that was honest, but still left students with a clear sense of hope and purpose rather than feeling overwhelmed. The balance between reality and the positive impact of the work being done was handled thoughtfully. Our students were engaged throughout and responded really well to the real-life stories shared. It actually sparked a lot of curiosity and thoughtful questions afterwards, particularly around the situations the young people found themselves in and how organisations like Destiny Rescue are able to help. As a result of the presentation, lots of our students have began fund raising initiatives.
Tom Schad, Brisbane Christian College