Monday, February 27, 2012

We Support BAM FI

We support this foundation because of the service they provide to the families of missing African Americans. While watching The View this morning, we first learned of this remarkable non-profit organization. Last week Friday, a family pleaded with America on the show, to assist in finding their daughter who was missing for five and a half months. Within fifteen minutes, the Co-founder of this group was contacted anonymously on the whereabouts of this missing child. The family was reunited with their daughter within twenty-fours. This story gives us hope and it reminds us that prayers are answered. Within the last couple weeks, many kids have looked evil dead in the face. However, there are so many resources in place to help reduce the number of kidnapped/missing people. Letting us know that Goodness prevails. A nine-year old girl was able to escape her kidnapper and call the police and a seven year old girl fights her kidnapper at an Atlanta Wal-Mart. This is GREAT news.

SSE, Inc. will do our part by tweeting about the cases and informing our audience of the issues that plague our world.

Photo Courtesy of BAM FI Blogsite
Black and Missing Foundation, Inc (BAM FI) has been established as a non-profit organization whose mission is to bring awareness to missing persons of color; provide vital resources and tools to missing person's families and friends and to educate the minority community on personal safety.

Founded in 2008 by a veteran law-enforcement official and public relations specialist, BAM FI will create public awareness campaigns for public safety and provide parents and loved ones of missing persons with a forum for spreading the word of their disappearance, with pictures and profiles of missing individuals. BAM FI will use a variety of media, including print, television, and the internet, to help locate missing persons of color for this severely underserved population.

BAM FI is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.

Message from President/CEO (Derrica Wilson)
"For many years, the minority community has been a severely underserved portion of the population in the media mainstream when it comes to missing persons. BAM's mission is to ensure that missing persons of color receive the exposure needed to be reunited with their loved ones. We are dedicated to getting these cases to the media mainstream by "BECOMING THE VOICE FOR THE MISSING!"

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