Karrie Garcia is a wife, mother, speaker, and life coach. But above all, she considers herself an “advocate for the misfits” of our world. She’s dedicated to meeting women in the trenches and helping them overcome their pasts, so they can walk in victory with Jesus Christ.

She is particularly passionate about helping rescue impoverished women and girls who have been forced into the sex industry to provide for their families. While traveling to Thailand with World Help, Karrie saw the dark reality and the hopelessness that these girls face every day. She wanted to give them the opportunity to have a different career … to have a different life.

By donating 10 percent of ticket sales for her Something New tour and speaking out about this important need, Karrie helped fund a baking school in Pattaya to give these women another choice and has supported World Help’s Freedom Homes in both India and Thailand.

Sarah Nuse, founder of Tippi Toes Dance, wants children to be happy, healthy, and have fun. That’s why her dance company is beloved by parents and students alike across the country.

But Sarah doesn’t want this only for the children in her dance classes — she wants to help kids on the other side of the world, too. Sarah and Tippi Toes have partnered with World Help to rescue boys and girls from the sex industry through the power of child sponsorship.

In parts of India and Thailand, impoverished girls are expected to sell their bodies to provide for their families. And boys who grow up in this environment are more likely to become abusers themselves. Tippi Toes is fighting against this by encouraging each of its dance teachers and students’ families to sponsor a child, giving these boys and girls an education and a way out of poverty.