Stop Trafficking Awareness Nights

Run to Stop It is honored to partner with Russ Tuttle and the Stop Trafficking Project to bring practical, age-appropriate education to our community. These two events are designed to equip kids, parents, teens and adults with the tools they need to recognize risks, navigate today's digital world and help prevent exploitation before it starts.

Tuesday, September 1 // Kids (Ages 6–12)

5:30–6:00 PM
Kids will attend an engaging, age-appropriate presentation designed to help them recognize unsafe situations, develop healthy boundaries, and know what to do if something doesn't feel right.

6:15–7:00 PM
While kids enjoy games and activities in RockKids, parents and adults will attend a separate session with Russ Tuttle focused on today's online world, current trends and practical ways to help protect the children in their lives.

Thursday, September 3 // Crew Student Night (Grades 7–12)

7:00 PM
Russ Tuttle will join our Crew student ministry for a powerful evening designed specifically for middle and high school students. Through honest conversation and practical teaching, students will learn how to navigate today's culture, recognize grooming tactics, make wise decisions online and look out for one another.

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Open to the Community

These events are free and open to everyone. Whether you're a parent, grandparent, educator, coach, youth leader, or simply someone who cares about protecting the next generation, you'll leave better equipped to recognize warning signs and have meaningful conversations with the kids and teens in your life.

Together, we can help create a community where exploitation has no place.

Not Here. Not Now. Not Ever.