TODAY we Stop the Demand for Human Trafficking in Orange County!

We are so excited that the day is actually here! "STOP the Demand: A Campaign for Human Rights" starts at 4 p.m. and will wrap up at 6 p.m. at Cafe Veronese in Fullerton.

What started as a public relations student project, has become a full-blown human rights awareness event.  Sandie Morgan, founder of the Lydia Today Foundation, has not only been generous with her time and resources, but also an inspiration to our student team. 

Come out today to Cafe Veronese and support and amazing cause!

Stop the Demand will feature a collaborative art exhibition from local artists. All proceeds made from the art pieces goes towards the Lydia Today Foundation. Pieces will be on view from April 11-25.

The purpose of the bike ride is to reach out to the younger Southern California Community and make them a part of the event as well as bring awareness to the problem that lies in our own backyard- human trafficking.


20 cyclists will be seen wearing white t-shirts with the Lydia Today Foundation logo. The full logo features three images of a woman’s face, in progression as the pixel amount increases. In the first image, very little of the face is shown and by the third image, the full face is viewable. This logo represents Lydia Today Foundation’s motto to Rescue, Rebuild and Restore. The group of cyclists with the complete image on their backs will signify the community of Fullerton unmasking the truth of human trafficking in order to put and end to the problem. Cyclists will ride through the city of Fullerton from 3-4 p.m. and end their ride at Café Veronese, where GCPR and Lydia Today Foundation will be hosting a fundraiser and awareness event on human trafficking from 4-6 p.m.