Read Andi Buerger's remarkable story of hope, healing and "living forward."
In the US, an alarming number of 12 to 17 year olds, both male and females, are targeted by human traffickers who deal in child prostitution, sexual slavery and pornography, and by sexual predators and pedophiles. In the U.S., this is a thriving $13 billion a year criminal industry. Help us thwart those who prey on vulnerable youth.
Beulah's Place was created as a place of refuge for homeless teens who are easy prey for sexual predators and those who exploit these youngsters for criminal gain. Our publicly funded non-profit organization offers help, healing and hope by providing food and shelter as well as educational and work skills counseling.
Our program, Beulah's Place, gives homeless at risk teens the necessary tools and essential resources to restart their lives. But to do this we need your help and support. Founder Andi Buerger has a special message for site visitors, please take a moment to listen.
Donate.
Help Us to Help Others.
Beulah's Place depends on the charity and goodwill of it's donors to keep providing love and shelter to teens who are stuck living on the streets. You can help by making a fully tax deductable donation.
More Information
July 29, 2013. Operation Cross Country VII.
47 FBI divisions. 72 hours. 76 US cities. Over 3,900 local, state and federal law enforcement officers.
152 sex traffickers arrested. 106 children, ages 9 to 17, freed from sexual slavery.
And it’s only the beginning. Please read the FBI Press Release for the full story.
Beulah's Place depends on your support to stay in operation. Donating using a credit card is quick, secure and easy.
Original photography by Timothy Park Photography.
Archival images are licensed from Wikimedia Commons, and are public domain unless otherwise noted.
As a non-profit charity, Beulah's Place depends on donations to fund our operations that enable us to rescue disadvantaged teens. Please donate to help our cause.
P.O. Box 518
Redmond, Oregon
97756
USA
beulahsplace.org