She's My Sister

08/23/2026

Our team is ready for an informative and empowering afternoon! We hope you can join us!
Evergreen Church, PTC
3:00-5:00

It’s tomorrow afternoon! Don’t miss it!

Mark your calendars!! We need to help fight this battle!!!

ALL WOMEN, MEN AND TEENS ARE INVITED TO A SPECIAL COMMUNITY EVENT ON RAISING AWARENESS OF S*X TRAFFICKING AS WE PARTNER WITH SHE'S MY SISTER ORGANIZATION OUT OF COWETA COUNTY.

CHANGE BEGAN HERE.
SB 547 began in our own community.
What started as a local effort to confront s*xual exploitation, strengthen protections, and elevate vulnerable voices grew into legislation that now impacts communities across Georgia.

Come hear how ordinary people transformed awareness into action—and local action into statewide change.

Their story is a powerful reminder of what becomes possible when people listen, speak up, and stand together.

Now, we invite you into the conversation.
Join us for an inspiring and educational afternoon designed to help our community better understand the realities of s*xual exploitation and trafficking—how exploitation happens, who may be vulnerable, what warning signs to recognize, and how each of us can respond with wisdom, compassion, and action.

Hear from:
Survivors and lived-experience leaders
Sharing insight, resilience, and hope

Law enforcement professionals
Helping us understand the realities facing our communities

Advocates and community leaders
Offering practical ways to recognize, respond, and protect

Youth ambassadors
Representing the voice and leadership of the next generation

Together, we will explore how exploitation can be prevented, vulnerability recognized, survivors supported, and stronger walls of protection built around our homes, churches, businesses, and communities.

Rooted in Nehemiah 4:14
We believe God is calling His people to remember who we are protecting—and to stand together in rebuilding the walls of protection around the people and places we love.

This is more than a conversation.
It is an invitation to see what is possible when a community chooses to act.

Every voice has influence.
Every person has a place on the wall.

COME BE PART OF WHAT HAPPENS NEXT.
“Remember the Lord, who is great and awesome, and fight for your families, your sons and your daughters, your wives and your homes.”
Nehemiah 4:14

08/12/2026

We are so grateful for the continued support of Modern Woodmen of America and for their recent financial gift to She’s My Sister.

Modern Woodmen continues to show up for the communities they serve in incredibly meaningful ways, and we are thankful to be one of the local organizations they have chosen to support.

Their generosity helps us walk alongside women as they heal, rebuild, and begin again. It helps us meet practical needs, connect women and families with trusted resources, and continue the prevention work that helps protect children and youth from exploitation.

We are also especially grateful to John Medina for continuing to believe in the mission of She’s My Sister and for helping make this partnership possible!

This work is never done alone. It takes people and organizations who are willing to care, give, and stand alongside others, and we are deeply thankful for partners who continue to do exactly that.

To Modern Woodmen and John, thank you for continuing to pour back into this community and for choosing to support the women and families we serve. We are truly grateful.
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Founded in 1883, Modern Woodmen supports members, families and communities throughout the USA.

07/22/2026

We are excited to invite our supporters to attend the upcoming Cobb C3R Hybrid Meeting featuring Hannah Palmquist, Unit Chief of the Georgia Attorney General’s Human Trafficking Prosecution Unit.

Hannah is a trusted leader and an invaluable ally in the fight against trafficking. We are deeply grateful for her expertise, her partnership, and her unwavering commitment to pursuing justice and protecting vulnerable children across Georgia.

Friday, July 24 | 10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Attend in person at The Ford Center in Powder Springs or virtually via Zoom.

We hope our partners, advocates, and community members will join us for this important opportunity to learn and strengthen our collective response.

Join Nichols Center’s Cobb C3R hybrid training on July 24, 10:00 AM–12:00 PM. We'll focus on human trafficking, opioid use disorder, and strengthening community response across Georgia. Perfect for community leaders, service providers, and residents who want to learn prevention and coordinated response strategies. Read more and register: https://wix.to/nxk99zm

06/29/2026

Please join us in praying for Flight 316 today!

06/28/2026

We are deeply grateful for Senator Brian Strickland’s steady leadership and for the meaningful action he has taken to help protect those at risk and strengthen Georgia’s response to exploitation and trafficking.

Shortly after speaking at our Community Leadership Roundtable, Senator Strickland shared this message — and we are honored to share it with our community.

At She’s My Sister, our work is centered on supporting adult survivors of exploitation and trafficking while also helping communities better understand the importance of prevention, identification, and coordinated response.

This work cannot be carried out by one organization alone. It takes a connected community — leaders, law enforcement, schools, churches, businesses, families, advocates, and public servants — willing to stand in the gap together.

Thank you, Senator Brian Strickland, for your ongoing leadership, for continuing to bring attention to this important issue, and for helping advance the conversation around stronger protection, stronger response, and greater support for survivors, youth, and families.

06/26/2026

We are grateful to share an upcoming fundraising golf tournament for one of our partner agencies, Flight 316.

Flight 316 provides safe flights for survivors of trafficking and exploitation, along with their children, to reach safe housing and begin the journey toward healing.

Transportation is often one of the biggest barriers between danger and safety, and Flight 316 helps bridge that gap with compassion and urgency.

Please consider supporting their tournament and helping make these life-changing flights possible.

06/03/2026

A sincere thank you to ROAM at Trilith for inviting us to share at Spotlight and for providing such a welcoming space to share the mission of She’s My Sister South Atlanta and the vision of the 4:14 Alliance.

We are grateful for the opportunity to connect with leaders who care deeply about the well-being of our communities. Today was a powerful reminder that when people come together with a shared commitment to protecting, supporting, and strengthening others, meaningful change is possible.

Thank you to everyone who joined the conversation—and to ROAM for helping create a space where community, collaboration, and purpose can thrive.

06/01/2026

This is an excellent on-line opportunity for high school students!

05/22/2026

Our hearts are so full!

We are incredibly grateful to share that She’s My Sister has been selected as one of the recipients of the 2026 DRIP Program Grants.

To Coweta County Water & Sewerage Authority, and to every person who voted, supported, encouraged, and continues to believe in this work — thank you. Truly.

Every day, we have the privilege of walking alongside vulnerable women as they navigate healing, rebuilding, and restoration. Support like this helps us continue providing individualized care, resources, and practical support while helping fill the gaps that so often exist along the healing journey.

This work is never done alone, and we are deeply grateful to be part of a community that continues to show up with compassion, generosity, and hope.

Congratulations to all of the incredible organizations selected this year. We are so honored to serve alongside you.

Join us in celebrating the recipients of the 2026 DRIP Program Grants and the incredible work they do to strengthen our community! 👏

This year, CCWSA’s DRIP Program awarded funding to 10 local charities serving Coweta County. Each nonprofit received a $7,500 grant to support its unique mission and continue making a meaningful impact in our community, totaling $75,000 for the 2026 grant cycle.

Congratulations to the 2026 DRIP Program Grant Recipients! And thank you to our customers who participated in this year’s voting process online. Your support continues to make a difference! 💧

05/19/2026

Over the last 18 months, She’s My Sister has had the privilege of walking closely with local survivors of trafficking and exploitation, partnering with law enforcement, operating a safe house, and advocating for systemic change across our state.

And through this work, one thing has become increasingly clear:

Exploitation rarely begins at the point of trafficking itself.

More often, it grows quietly through isolation, fractured identity, vulnerability, online grooming, abuse, addiction, and systems that leave people unseen and unprotected long before exploitation fully takes root.

As we’ve prayed about what meaningful prevention and restoration could look like at a community level, we’ve become deeply encouraged by the many ways churches are already strengthening families, creating belonging, serving vulnerable people, and faithfully caring for those entrusted to them.

And we’re incredibly excited about the possibility of churches coming together in even greater unity — bringing their unique strengths, gifts, and callings together to help cultivate communities that are protected and free to flourish.

The vision behind the 4:14 Alliance comes from Nehemiah 4:14:

“Do not be afraid of them. Remember the Lord, who is great and awesome, and fight for your brothers, your sons, your daughters, your wives, and your homes.”

In Nehemiah, families rebuilt and protected the wall side by side, each taking responsibility for the portion in front of them. We believe there is a powerful opportunity for churches, families, organizations, and leaders to come together in that same spirit — strengthening and protecting the people and places entrusted to them.

We also believe something powerful happens when churches are willing to step into difficult and often uncomfortable conversations with wisdom, compassion, and courage. Vulnerable people feel seen. Families feel supported. Silence begins to break. And people become more equipped to recognize, prevent, and respond to exploitation before it takes deeper root.

Over the next several weeks, we’ll be gathering with a small group of church leaders, survivors, advocates, and law enforcement to begin conversations around what collaborative restoration and prevention could look like through the vision of the 4:14 Alliance.

We are prayerfully seeking approximately 12 foundational churches to help shape these early conversations and help build something that could eventually equip churches far beyond our own communities.

If you believe your church would value being part of these conversations, we would love for you to send us a message or tag your church below so we can connect.