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Hey friends of Kairos Traders! Tomorrow we are launching a giveaway through our Facebook page. We will be giving away this Purnaa made messenger bag valued at $75! We are quickly approaching our one year anniversary of when we launched Kairos Traders and this is a great way to celebrate. Our giveaway will be a chance for us to grow our community and to continue getting the word out about these amazing businesses we get to work with! Check out our page tomorrow as we look to launch at https://www.facebook.com/kairostraders/.

"Happy Birthday to you..." Being a kid with a birthday was the best. We have a stack of presents, friends and family, and a cake. At some point during our birthday party the candles on the cake would be lit and everyone would join in to sing us happy birthday. As the cake was put in front of us and the singing would end, if you were like me, you would make a wish before blowing out your candles. I can remember multiple times where I made the same birthday wish "to be a superhero". (Naturally, this is why I...

Hi Friends! Recently we posted about a book that we really found useful as we learn more about human trafficking. You can read the post here. A friend of ours then shared her list and we wanted to pass it on to you. Paid for by Rachel Moran Girls Like Us by Rachel Lloyd Shh.... I've Got a Secret by Kelley Alsobrook Roadmap to Redemption by Rebecca Bender What books are we missing? Are there ones you would recommend? Share in the comments section. written by Matt Peterson

Sex Trafficking by Siddharth Kara is a must read for anyone who is wanting more information about sex trafficking. To be honest it is one of the most difficult and challenging books I have ever read. The stories of people being trafficked and what their lives look like is incredibly painful. This book will give you a much fuller understanding of this terrible issue. In some ways, I found this book to be very motivating for our work of helping businesses fight human trafficking. This book will not be one that I soon forget and will push me to do...

I have had a lot of time on my hands recently to watch a bunch of Netflix documentaries. One of these documentaries I stumbled upon was Poverty Inc. I was absolutely fascinated by this movie. Every summer since my freshman year in high school, I have taken part in some sort of volunteer work with a nonprofit organization. These mission trips would consist of doing urban cleanup, sharing of the Christian gospel, or handing out some item that was needed within the impoverished community. Every year was a repeat of this. We would hand out something and feel so good...