We are truly grateful for your support in 2013! We would like to share some highlights from the year to help you see how your donations have made a difference. Your generosity continues to fuel our mission to RESCUE , RESTORE , and RESHAPE . Please stop by our new website and say hi - we would love to hear from you in 2014!
- Jared Navarre , COO PROJECT AK-47
Read MoreThe latest addition to our Advocate Alliance is Nashville based, worship leader Michael Ricks. His vocal talents have appeared on myriad records including Susan Ashton's "What Joy," Phil King's "How Much You Love" and Melinda Doolittle's "You Are the Reason." He also spent nine months touring with renowned Christian music group Higher Ground.
Read MoreThe work we do is hard and often heartbreaking. But working with children is a unique opportunity that allows us to bring joy in simple and unexpected ways.
Rob Hunter, one of our Canadian partners, recently took a trip through the Upper Mekong Region to visit a few of our projects. During a day trip to one of our our children's homes, he discovered fire was a great cure for boredom!
Read MorePROJECT AK-47 and The Advocate Alliance are thrilled to announce another new artist has joined our ranks - Nashville based, singer-songwriter Austin Adams.
The issue of child soldiers touched Austin's heart earlier this year when he came across a program Anthony Bourdian was doing on The Congo. Despite the poverty, disease, and malnutrition, the people of The Congo still had hope. He started researching more about The Congo and came across the growing epidemic of child soldiering. Reading more and more online that night, he started to realize what a world wide problem it is. It was then he decided he had to "help in some way and give a voice to these kids who have no voice of their own."
We are so thankful Austin has chosen to represent us from his stage!
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