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July 30, 2026 | BY: TOMAS LARES
United Abolitionists founder Tomas Lares and Rotary District 6980 came together in Dr. Phillips for a powerful day of service, packing over 100 backpacks filled with hygiene items and clothing for human trafficking survivors.
Watch the full recap below.
These backpacks are given to survivors recovered during sting operations or identified as victims of human trafficking, offering essentials in a moment when they need them most.
Rotary District 6980 is made up of five counties, 48 Rotary clubs, and over 1,600 Rotarians working together across the state. Past District Governor Sonya LaBosco joined the event, bringing that collective strength to the community.
By the end of the day, volunteers had packed over 100 backpacks, each one meant for a survivor beginning a new chapter.
Days like this reflect exactly the kind of coordinated effort needed to make a lasting impact.
Want to see more from this event? Check out additional coverage of the backpack drive here, and browse photos from the day here.
United Abolitionists is grateful to Rotary District 6980 and every volunteer who showed up to make this day possible. Every backpack packed is a step toward hope and healing for a survivor.
Together we can stop human trafficking.
Freedom 4ALL,
United Abolitionists
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