Hello and welcome to another episode of the Michelle Tofoya podcast. Today, hookers for Jesus.

How's that for a tease?

Welcome to the Michelle Tofoya podcast.

Annie LaBere, welcome to the podcast.

You know, when my producer pitched to me, Hookers for Jesus, I said, let's do it.

Just I think that that title alone of your nonprofit is, is a grabber, you know?

And I know people can find you at Hookersforgeus.net, right? Dotnet.

That's correct.

Okay. Tell us what That's correct. Okay.

Tell us what this organization does.

I love that you love the name, Michelle, because this is definitely a topic that a lot of people

don't want to talk about.

And right now, this is a thing that's happening.

Trafficking is becoming a super popular topic across not just United States, but the entire world.

So basically, Hookers for Jesus is we are fishing for people that are drowning in the dark waters of sex trafficking.

That's what we do.

It's fishing like a fish hook.

Get it?

And some people say, well, do you literally mean hooker? Like, no, I don't. But if you're taking it that way, that is your brain

telling you what I'm trying to say. But that's okay because it's marketing at the same time.

It's a definition of something that we've all been culturally taught to believe

that hookers are bad people, that hookers are prostitutes, that hookers are low lives and they are

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