SouthShore Chamber Of Commerce Collects Hygiene Products

    There are members of the South Shore Chamber of Commerce in Ruskin that collected an assortment of hygiene products like hair brushes, toothbrushes, and more for those being placed in temporary safe shelters through the Campaign Against Human Trafficking and Domestic Violence-South Shore (CAHT) nonprofit organization located in Sun City Center. They have volunteers. CAHT works with multicultural groups. They provide short term housing, referral services, scholarships and mentoring. Robbie Chaplin is the president of campaign against Human Trafficking. 

 

    Melanie Davis, executive director at the South Shore Chamber of Commerce shared how the idea about how members love to help in the community. CAHT still strongly adheres to its mission. The mission is to support the fight against human trafficking as well as related domestic violence issues by offering educational awareness and prevention activities to the community and schools.

    It donates needed funding to law enforcement, at-risk youth, rehabilitation homes, centers and regional anti-human trafficking nonprofits. CAHT will  be awarding 12 $1,000 scholarships to six students at East Bay High School. CAHT  provides scholarships through a program called Pasos al Futuro with Hillsborough County Public Schools to students at Lennard High School.