Leslie Anne Hulse Memorial Fund
Links-These are organizations Leslie was involved with or donated money to
World Hope International is a faith-based relief and development organization alleviating suffering and injustice through education, enterprise and community health. Leslie's passion was stopping human trafficking. The memorial fund will give money to World Hope as well as local shelters and agencies who help victims of human trafficking.
Stand Against Trafficking (StAT) is a coalition of Indiana citizens networking to abolish human trafficking through Awareness, Education, Response, Prevention, and Resources.
Leslie worked with this group to put on a training in September of 2009 to educate people on the problem of human trafficking
Guardians of the ribbon are a group of firefighters, police officers and leaders in the community. Their purpose is to raise awareness and money for the fight against cancer for the women of this country. Several pink fire trucks and firefighters dressed in pink tour the country each fall. They visited Leslie a week before her death at her home because she was too sick to come to them. View a clip of Leslie signing the truck named Elaine. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9ymnLXM2E. There are plans to purchase a new truck and name it after Leslie.
Leslie's fellow officers formed a team for the annual Komen walk from the first year of her diagnosis. We will continue to walk each year in her memory and for support of the many other women battling breast cancer. To join our team, Heroes for Hulse, click here.
Leslie attended Heartland Church regularly. She often said she felt best on Sundays, even when she had endured a tough week.
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