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Vietnam & Cambodia: The Work Continues

It all began in Vietnam. After adopting a child from Saigon, Vietnam, Pam and Randy Cope found that Touch A Life could make a difference more than just one life. A couple that they had met in their travels opened their eyes to the cycle of poverty, child labor, and...

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Using Collage in Art Therapy

This post is part of our blog series by our Art Therapist, Ally Root. Ally is passionate about the ways in which the creative arts can bring healing, and she will be sharing her thoughts here along with projects that she has completed with the children at our Care...

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Exploring Safety Issues in Art Therapy

This post is part of our blog series on art therapy by our Art Center Director, Ally Root. Ally is passionate about the ways in which the creative arts can bring healing, and she will be sharing her thoughts here along with projects that she has completed with the...

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Illuminate Your Gift with our Holiday Match!

As the holiday season approaches once again, we are thrilled to announce our 2014 Holiday Match campaign! Thanks to a set of incredibly generous donors, we have a challenge to raise $35,000 for the Touch A Life general fund. Every penny we raise up to that amount will...

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How to Give with iGive

iGive is our staff's new favorite way to make online shopping even better! It is so simple to sign up and we have put together a little set of instructions to make it even easier! Once you install the iGive button in your browser, hundreds of online stores will give a...

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Exploring Different Materials in Art Therapy

This post is part of our blog series on art therapy by our Art Center Director, Ally Root. Ally is passionate about the ways in which the creative arts can bring healing, and she will be sharing her thoughts here along with projects that she has completed with the...

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Underground Railroad Play Helps Modern Day Slaves

We are continually impressed by the various ways that our supporters find to share the Touch A Life story and raise funds to help exploited children around the world. In September, the Homeschool Dramatic Society put on a play entitled "Free At Last" about the...

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Found Object Sculptures for Art Therapy

This post is part of our blog series on art therapy by our Art Center Director, Ally Root. Ally is passionate about the ways in which the creative arts can bring healing, and she will be sharing her thoughts here along with projects that she has completed with the...

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Pajama Fundraiser

We have an additional fun way to send a gift to our kids and Care Center staff this Christmas! The Pajama Fundraiser is an easy way to send a set of pajamas (shirt, pants, robe, and slippers) for each of our kids. Each set is just $30, and 40% of that cost is donated...

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Our Vision for the Care of Exploited Children

In December of 2006, the Touch A Life team partnered with Ghanaian abolitionists to rescue seven children from the slavery of child labor along the shores, and in the waters of, Lake Volta in Ghana, West Africa. Our hearts broke for the thousands of children we saw...

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