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Native American Heritage Month

In celebration of Native American Heritage Month, Lisa did a read-aloud to our local toddlers group at the Lexington Public Library. Lisa is an Oglalla Sioux tribal member and she loves children. Stacey, while in the background capturing the moments to share here, also made the Fry Bread! 
Our friend group has decided to once again adopt a family for Christmas. Stacey and I will be using our own money this year to join them and adopt a Native American family in Lincoln, NE. We are so blessed to have friends who have giving hearts.
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January is National Human Trafficking Awareness Month it is also a month for GRATITUDE.

Please read Stacey’s gratitude post and know that we are doing what we can to help in the fight to reduce this violent crime.

“Gratitude: I’m grateful for our partnership at Traffic Stop. Traffic stop wouldn’t exist without Lisa. For our volunteers and community supporters making the fundraising efforts successful! For our husbands and family who offered encouragement and a safe place to land after a hard day. For the challenges we faced and opportunities to stretch/grow. For adversity and discourages -they was humbling and enabled us to witness how broken our culture is when it comes to sexuality, power, and control. For my dog who greeted me everyday with unconditional love and slobbery kisses. For the love of our children and Lisa’s grands and my future grands -the reason we bring this message of prevention and awareness in hopes they never experience this trauma. For all people in this world who have suffered, thank you for showing the way toward healing.”

That’s all I have for now,

Stacey Cahill