We are actively looking for more photographers who would like to help us. Of course it’s all going to charity and we can’t afford to pay, but we can CERTAINLY afford to advertise. The photographers who are going to be helping with the project will get all kinds of recognition for the work. If the photos are approved for use, they would be gathered into a collection and published in a book that would help us to build future events that would help rescue more children from Human Trafficking. Each volunteering photographer whose photos are used will have an entire chapter of the book dedicated to their photos as well as an approved bio and information on how to contact the photographer in order to purchase prints or book a photo shoot with the featured photographer. Each photographer will have a link on the website RedheadsUnite.org under our list of sponsors.

The featured redheads are REAL PEOPLE.

We are not looking for hair and makeup experts or immaculate perfection that comes from a high fashion photo shoot. We simply want people smiling, laughing, talking, enjoying their time – all redheads. All real people. All of them just wanting to be a part of something important. What we really want are photos of real people being real people – natural redheads in a natural environment. This project will have far more of a Yearbook feel to it. The photos would be used for social media to draw more interest to the event. All these people want to be a part of the project. They want to save lives. They want to be heroes.

Join the Cause

Donate your skills behind a camera to help raise funds that will be used to save counteless children from Human Trafficking. Please contact me DIRECTLY if you're interested in the project.

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Amanda is the founder of the Redheads Unite! event in Denver, Colorado. She’s passionate about raising money to help fund the Operation Underground Railroad missions to rescue children from human trafficking because she was nearly a victim herself at the age of 19 when she was kidnapped and nearly sold to the black market.

She spends her days now working a 9-5 job, but also works at “The Pinup Chef with Amanda Blackwood” (https://www.facebook.com/pinupchef) as the studio chef, both on camera and in person classes. She is also a delivery driver for a food company, a package sorter for an online retail service, a Pinup Model (https://www.facebook.com/pinupamandablackwood), a vocalist in training, an actress, a three time winner of the 1940’s Ball Pinup Competition, the manager of an Etsy retail store with focus on authentic 1940's items (www.etsy.com/shop/LadyBlackwoodShop), the keeper of three cats, a published author and an avid fan of caffeine.

Former kidnap victim fights Human Trafficking!
READ THE 303 MAGAZINE ARTICLE ABOUT AMANDA BLACKWOOD HERE:
https://303magazine.com/2017/09/why-one-woman-wants-to-unite-the-redheads-in-2018/

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