Friends of Bizaa
Rescuing and providing education to child labor and trafficking victims are very important to us and our Friends of BIZAA. Our mission is to provide rescued children with primary and secondary education, and young adults with technical and vocational training that will give them a more hopeful future.
How do we do it?
We work to arrange education through sponsorship, generate microgrant programs for families, and to increase our Friends of BIZAA membership.
Friends of BIZAA is a coalition of organizations, schools and corporations that work alongside us to end child trafficking.
Are you able to help?
How You Can Help
There are several ways to help our cause. See if any of these options meet your interests
Faith-Based Organizations
Allow us to educate your organization about BIZAA’s international outreach through presentations to the congregation, board, or in your bulletin.
Provide an opportunity for the congregation to donate through second collections.
Invite BIZAA to your church for a screening of the documentary, The Boy They Called Bizarre.
Allow us to share our annual mission trip experience with your congregation.
Be a BIZAA Prayer Partner.
Business Organizations
Allow us to promote BIZAA in your organization’s newsletter or web platform.
Invite us to share our annual mission trip experience with your members, committees, or employees.
Invite BIZAA to your organization for a screening of the documentary, The Boy They Called Bizarre.
Encourage a representative from your business to join our BIZAA Planning Committee.
Donate a silent auction item to our annual gala.
Make a corporate donation to BIZAA.
Schools
Invite Okey to speak at your school to educate students about the benefits and impact of international outreach.
Create a BIZAA Student Club. We c an help guide you!
Invite BIZAA to your school for a screening of the documentary, The Boy They Called Bizarre.
Hold a fundraiser to sponsor a child’s tuition.
Contact us about a variety of ways your school can fundraise.
We have lots of great ideas!
Educational Programs in Progress
- Primary and secondary school for rescued children of grade school and high school ages
- Three year-skill acquisition/technical college for post secondary school age young adults
- Friends of BIZAA educational program for local children
- Self-reliance group educational program for parents of victims: a prerequisite for the micro-grant qualification