Hope for the Holidays

A green wooden shack with its door open, raised on posts over bare ground.

Open a different kind of door

This year, we are inviting you to open a different kind of door, a door that has been locked but now opens hope for the hopeless and a tradition of freedom.

Watch Sokha’s Story

Sokha is one of the bravest people we know. Her story is the reason we do this work.

More doors are opening

It started with one couple’s yes in one of the darkest places on earth. Your faithfulness has turned that yes into a tradition, and the tradition is growing.

  1. An AIM rescue on a stairway.Rescue

    Our SWAT team, working alongside local police, is launching in Central America.

  2. A house mom walking beside a girl in a red dress.Healing

    Our house moms keep watch by the door every night. This year we expanded our Restoration capacity in Southeast Asia, with more beds.

  3. Children riding bikes down a community street.Transformation

    Transformation teams now work in communities across Southeast Asia and Central America, keeping doors from being locked in the first place.

ClickTap a door to open it

  • Children riding bikes down a community street.
    $250

    Provide a vulnerable child with one year of gospel-centered community activities and mentoring.

    Give
  • A girl laughing with her arms held wide.
    $500

    Accelerate a survivor’s growth with 6 months of personalized education in our restoration homes.

    Give
  • Survivors laughing together on the AIM apparel sewing floor.
    $1,000

    Enable a survivor to discover her strengths and passions with one year of vocational training.

    Give
  • A rescue in progress on a stairway, in black and white.
    $2,000

    Fund the rescue of a victim of trafficking from modern-day slavery

    Give

Every tradition worth keeping was started by somebody who decided it was worth doing twice.

Every gift doubled up to $350,000.

Join the Mission Please note: These dollar amounts represent the impact your gift can make! All gifts will be received as undesignated, general fund contributions.