Welcome

Rainey survived a lifetime of being trafficked and is a subject matter expert in the field of human sex trafficking.  Rainey was the Polaris Star Award recipient from the United  Abolitionists back in 2017 and has extensive training in trauma counseling.  She is a Certified Alcohol Counselor, the Business Manager at Sojourners Recovery & Wellness Center, a Mentor for the Alan Madden Foundation and is one of the trainers in the Field of Human Trafficking for the United States Marshal's Office.

Rainey has spoken and provided training for Military Bases; Churches; Community Organizations; Schools; Florida Mental Health Counselor's Association; Department of Children and Families in Florida; Attorney General's office; and at Banquets and Gala's.  She is provided training for several Human Trafficking Taskforces in Florida, colleges and has been featured in documentaries.  Rainey has done multiple interviews for newspapers and television and seeks to make a difference wherever she goes.

Doc survived a life of trauma and human trafficking.  He is a subject matter expert in Human Trafficking and Trauma.  He holds a doctoral degree in therapy, an all but dissertation in a second doctoral degree in psychology, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the State of Florida, a Clinical Supervisor, a Masters Certified Addiction Professional and is a Diplomate in Trauma Counseling  from the American Mental Health Counselors Association.

Doc is the Clinical Director of Sojourners Recovery & Wellness Center in Lake Mary, FL and is also a Personal Protection Consultant through USCCA.

Doc has spoken at churches (he is a former pastor and missionary); schools; community groups; human trafficking taskforce gatherings; the Florida Mental Health Counselors Association; Department of Children and Families (DCF); colleges; at Banquets and at other events.  Doc has been interviewed on the radio, television and appeared on various news shows along with his bride, Rainey. 

  Huck has been a part of Bikers Against Trafficking since January of 2018. He is an avid motorcycle enthusiast with a passion for his charitable work.

 Besides being on the International Board of Directors for BAT and the president of their local chapter, He has also served as president of the Board of Directors for the West Volusia Habitat for Humanity. He is a veteran of the U.S. Army and since graduating from The University of Central Florida with a degree in Communications, has spent the majority of his professional career in the Central Florida area.

Earl has been married to his lovely wife, Angela since 1993 and has two grown children. Earl and his wife love to travel and have been in over 150 cities, in 21 different countries. They are very involved in their church, enjoy camping and are soon-to-be new grandparents.