Bras for a Cause - Free the Girls



Sparrow Freedom Project will be collecting new/gently-used bras through March 1st, 2019 to help support human trafficking survivors in Africa. Drop-off/collection sites are located at First Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) of South Lyon, Venue South Lyon, and The Lemon Tree. We will be working alongside Unmasked: Bodies Not Barcodes, an EMU anti-trafficking student organization (led by SFP President, David Manville), and Pearls of Great Price Coalition.

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