The amount children are being targeted is terrifying, and I feel like we can really make a difference.” Malouf said, “It’s going to be a big focus for us in the coming year.
Expanding on the successful Forging Freedom event at Las Vegas Market in July, the organization will explore internet safety, specifically on how sexual predators use apps to target and groom children. Sam Malouf also spoke about upcoming initiatives for the Malouf Foundation at a luncheon after the event.
“This event prompted me to have more in-depth conversations with my children about the dangers they face-as well as sharing the message of the Malouf Foundation with others,” said attendee Reese Hulbert. Partners included Citizens Against Physical and Sexual Abuse (CAPSA), the Family Place, Operation Underground Railroad, the Children’s Justice Center, and Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. The Malouf Foundation’s charity partners also attended the event to meet the teams and increase awareness about their causes. “We want to thank all our friends that came out to support us and helped us raise this money.” “We’re lucky to partner with companies and organizations that are committed to the mission of the Foundation,” said Sam Malouf, co-founder of the Malouf Foundation and CEO of Malouf. The Malouf Foundation held its second annual Golf for Freedom event at the Logan Golf and Country Club on Thursday, August 22, raising $48,558 that will further the Malouf Foundation’s mission to end child sexual exploitation.
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