Mariah from Anyang

Putting on my running shoes back on (thanks, Dad!) for a worthy purpose - to offer my body as a living sacrifice, which is my reasonable act of service. Please consider supporting the Oak Tree Project, a mentoring scholarship program for Korean university students who grew up in children's homes. This means so much to me because I've been meeting my mentees for the past several years, and although they're not college students and can't participate in the project, I've seen what amazing things God has done through our meetings. Just last week one of my mentees got a new job. God is good! Supporting the students financially is such a blessing. Please give! :) ♡

Donations to the Run Against Traffick Race 2014 are closed. Thank you to all who participated and donated. If you still wish to give directly to the cause, please visit http://give.oaktreeproject.org

RUN AGAINST TRAFFICK (R.A.T.) RACE 2014

On Saturday, November 15, 2014, we are running the Run Against Traffick (R.A.T.) Race to raise funds for the Oak Tree Project, a scholarship and mentorship program for orphans in South Korea. Our goal is to raise $80,000 for 13 orphan college students. Please support us in keeping our students in school and out of working in night clubs, bars, and lounges. To find out more about the Oak Tree Project, visit www.oaktreeproject.com.

To donate, click the "Donate now" button on the right.

To run, you can sign up for the 5K, 10K, Half-marathon, or Full marathon. The registration fee is ₩33,000 and the deadline for sign-ups is November 3, 2014.

Sign up here: http://bit.do/ratk2014

For more information, email ratraceseoul@gmail.com.

JOIN THE MOVEMENT. RUN THE R.A.T. RACE.