Become A Courage Champion
Cham•pi•on – a person who fights or argues for a cause or on behalf of someone else
We invite you to become a Courage Champion today and use your gifts and passion to help children who have been victims of sex trafficking.
Our Founder & CEO frequently says, “do what you love to do for our kids.” You can become a Courage Champion today by creating your own event—using your voice, gifts, and passions—to raise funds for bringing more children home to Courage House.
We have had individuals from ages eleven to seventy, from Michigan to Mississippi, from the Carolinas to California, create their own fundraising events—in their own way, with their own style—to help Courage Worldwide rescue and restore more children. We have had individuals put on spaghetti dinners, fun runs, triathlons, birthday parties, concerts, online craft sales, car shows, Zumba classes, boot camps, art shows, jewelry making events, and more to raise funds to help rescue and restore more children.
You can also create an online event where donations go directly to Courage Worldwide. Simply click this link, click on Become a Fundraiser, and complete the prompted steps. It’s fast, simple, and you can share your fundraiser across social media to include your friends and family.
If you need brochures, giving cards, or an informational video for your event, please contact us at info@courageworldwide.org and we’ll do our best to help.
Note: If you want to use our logo or videos for your event, please email us at info@courageworldwide.org to obtain written permission. There can be no changes made to any of Courage Worldwide logo’s and/or copyrighted materials. If you need a speaker for your event, click here to complete a speaker request form.
Courage Champion and Recording Artist Phillip LaRue recorded a song for the Courage Worldwide “Come Back Home” CD project. Purchase on iTunes.
Meet a few of our Courage Champions
Sovereign Sandals
A childhood dream of Nick Elcock, founder of Sovereign Sandals, was to make high quality sandals and help others. Sovereign Sandals have partnered with us by giving a portion of profits and their goal is to eventually employ our girls!
Soroptimist in Roseville
We are wowed by this group of women who have given $12,000 to Courage Worldwide and dedicated funds to us exclusively for the following 4 years!
Correctional Officer, Dawn Hershberger
Dawn has been on fire to help by launching a fun run in her community of Susanville in addition to helping get prisons and fellow correctional offers to endorse and give to Courage Worldwide. There has been an incredible response and we were honored to speak to over 1000 correctional officers at the CCPOA Convention in Las Vegas.
One Heart Challenge
Joslin’s Martial Arts in Roseville, CA hosts an annual karate tournament to demonstrate a combined heart and compassion by giving 100% of all entry fees to Courage Worldwide.
Crafters for Courage
A couple of young moms wanting to make a difference launched online auctions of craft items sold on Instagram and nearly $23,000!
Massage for Hope
Licensed massage therapists wanting to take back their industry often associated with trafficking, now fight back and raise funds for Courage House! They have launched annual events where they donate massages and give to Courage House.
13 year old Abby
Abby shocked her parents by saying the only gift she wanted for her birthday was for people to give to Courage House. Abby raised over $1,000 on her birthday! Wow!
WIN (Roseville Women in Networking)
When this group of professionals launched, they chose Courage Worldwide to be the charity they give to!
2nd Annual Spaghetti Feed
“Hello, my name is Sydney and I am a junior high student from the town of Loomis. I would like to invite your family to join me, along with the Mayor of Loomis, to attend the Courage Worldwide 2nd Annual Spaghetti Feed at the Blue Goose in my home town. This event benefits Courage House, a home for girls rescued from sex trafficking. I am committed to being a voice for girls my age who do not have one.”
Courts for Courage
Abigail, a local elementary school student, has used her love for tennis to raise funds for girls at Courage House. She is committed to saving girls who have been hurt and abused.
Yoga 4 Courage
Yoga studio owners from around the community are working together to fight the issue of sex trafficking.
Jenny Williamson with Sovereign Sandals Founder Nick Elcock
Correctional Officer, Dawn Hershberger.
Total Donations to date raised by Crafters for Courage.