Kern County's Race Against Trafficking: More Than Just a Run
The Kern County District Attorney’s Office has heralded the highly anticipated return of the 2nd annual Race Against Trafficking 5K Run and Walk. The event is slated to grace The Park at Riverwalk, Bakersfield, California, on January 27, opening its registration doors at 7 a.m., and officially commencing the race at 8:30 a.m. Running Against The Kern County District Attorney's Office has announced the 2nd annual Race Against Trafficking 5K Run and Walk, set to take place on January 27 at The Park at Riverwalk, Bakersfield, California. The event, organised by the Kern County Family Justice Center, aims to foster awareness and generate funds to combat human trafficking. Proceeds from the race will benefit domestic violence, child abuse, and human trafficking victims. The race is not just a run but a significant community gathering that unites participants in supporting a crucial cause. It is a powerful statement of the community's resolve to eradicate human trafficking and is a platform for individuals to express their solidarity.
Published : 5 months ago by Shivani Chauhan in World
The Kern County District Attorney’s Office has heralded the highly anticipated return of the 2nd annual Race Against Trafficking 5K Run and Walk. The event is slated to grace The Park at Riverwalk, Bakersfield, California, on January 27, opening its registration doors at 7 a.m., and officially commencing the race at 8:30 a.m.
Purposefully arranged during Human Trafficking Prevention Month, the race is a platform engineered by the Kern County Family Justice Center to foster awareness and generate funds to combat human trafficking. The event is more than just a sporting activity. It’s a powerful statement of the community’s collective resolve to challenge and eradicate this heinous crime.
Proceeds from the race will be channeled towards supporting victims of domestic violence, child abuse, and human trafficking. This financial aid is instrumental in providing much-needed resources for these individuals, helping them rebuild their lives and recover from their traumatic experiences. The race is not just about winning but about lending a helping hand to those in need.
The Race Against Trafficking 5K Run and Walk is not just an event; it is a significant community gathering that unites participants in supporting a crucial cause. The race serves as a platform for individuals to express their solidarity, turning the tide against human trafficking by raising awareness and funds to combat this grave issue. It’s a beacon of hope that our collective strides can lead to a world free of exploitation.
Topics: Human Trafficking