Ride For Hope

Commercial sex trafficking isn’t something that happens in other towns and neighborhoods. It happens in our towns and neighborhoods. And 70% of the victims are women and children. Traffickers prey on the vulnerable and lonely, using any means they can to trap victims, causing feelings of fear and helplessness.

Christians are called to help the abused and vulnerable. That’s why Christ Community Church and Community Impact supports Naomi’s House through the annual Ride for Hope fundraiser. Naomi's House's Reset Program offers drop-in services, emergency support, therapeutic groups, and case management to help survivors begin their healing journeys. This year, a new Reset site has launched in Kane County, expanding access to much-needed resources. Funds raised will help grow the program to serve even more survivors, including the addition of a day program.

This year, local churches Elan Church, Harvest, and Common Good, are joining Christ Community for the ride!

Ride for Hope proceeds go to Naomi's House and their Reset Program in Elgin. Since 2020, Naomi's House has been laying the foundation for a Reset location in Elgin by connecting with the community, local police, and probation departments and doing outreach. Outreach enables Naomi's House to connect with people who are being trafficked for sex right now, build trust, increase safety, and connect them to the resources they need.

Here's how your contribution can impact the lives of women today:
🚲$50 will supplement a woman’s transportation assistance to and from therapy, doctor appointments, school, and work.
🚲$100 will pay for a woman’s curriculum resources for her healing journey through her individualized therapeutic groups.
🚲$200 will pay for 2 sessions of professional trauma-informed therapy.
🚲$500 will pay for groceries and toiletries for a month.
🚲$1,000 will pay for the celebration of a woman graduating from Reside, our residential program.
🚲$5,500 will sponsor a woman and her complete programming for one month.