VOLUNTEER
Have you wanted to get involved in anti-trafficking work but are still searching for the right fit? We have volunteer opportunities available which directly impact the restoration of trafficking survivors.
Hosting a monthly prayer meeting: We would like to gather a small group of people to pray for SGI and justice-related issues on a regular basis. We need a place and a communications point person who can reach out to people in the area who may like to participate.
Improving our social media presence: We want to broaden our social media presence through FB, Instagram, and any other apps, which will reach a wide audience with relevant information about the organization.
Organizing a small event: We would like to engage more people in the fight for freedom and restoration. We have found this can be well done through relationships in a small group setting, perhaps through sharing a meal together.
Volunteering as an intern. We have opportunities for interns who would like to assist us with program development and project sustainability. Please contact us for more information.
We’d love to hear from you and learn more about you. Please get in touch with us today.
1st ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
September 25, 2017 • The Bridges Golf Club, San Ramon, CA
Taking place at The Bridges Golf Club in San Ramon, Solid Ground International’s First Annual Golf Tournament on September 25th brings together golfers and advocates from around the Bay Area for a day of information and collaboration in the global fight against human trafficking.
Your support means that a young woman will have an opportunity to finish her education, sustain dignified work, and be part of a supportive and caring community. We hope you will join us!
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RESTORE A LIFE TODAY
“SGI provides for the resident’s needs beyond the material, especially in their emotional healing. We are with them side by side and we support them.” – SGI Social Worker