CARSON CITY, Nevada, January 25, 2017
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Turbo Global Partners (TURBO) trading as DIBZ International, Inc. (OTC:
DIBZ), in partnership with Airline Ambassadors, International (AAI) moves the
date previously set of January 13, 2017 to January 28, 2017 for the
Global Telethon for Human and Child Trafficking Awareness.
TURBO through its wholly-owned subsidiary Turbo Communications, Inc. will
produce a Global Telethon for Human and Child Trafficking Awareness in
partnership with AAI for the purpose to raise funds to create safe havens for
children rescued from being enslaved and trafficked in the U.S. The date
originally slated for January 13, 2017 from Las Vegas, has changed to
leverage the upcoming Super Bowl attention for Houston.
AAI's human and child trafficking awareness training will occur at Houston’s Hobby
airport January 26, 2017, participating personnel include the Department of Homeland Security,
FBI, Airport Police and other local law enforcement, plus pilots, flight
attendants, ticket and gate personnel as well as retail workers and airport
volunteers. The goal is to make Hobby Airport a SAFE ZONE with the airport community aware of the signs of suspected human and child trafficking scenarios, and armed to report the signs to rescue and recover children . A 2nd training will be conducted
at NASA’s Space Command facility January 27, 2017.
Robert Singerman, CEO of TURBO states,
"January is human and child trafficking awareness month, and it's the
Super Bowl that is the biggest magnet for child traffickers bringing enslaved
under age children for sex with adults.
It’s the perfect time to produce this Global Television event with
Houston as a backdrop.”
The 30-minute telethon includes appearances by Chris
Hansen, from NBC’s To Catch A Predator
fame, actor Eric Roberts as on-camera host of the new global media
campaign, along with a message from Mr. Bob Ross, President of the Association
of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA), American Airlines’ Flight Attendant
Union comprised of 25,000 flight attendants. Other participants include Jeannie
Mai co-host of Fox’s daytime syndicated show The Real, and the telethon is co-hosted by Nancy Rivard Founder of
AAI and Robert Singerman CEO of TURBO. The objective of the television telethon
is to have viewers download the FREE AAI Tip Line App available for Droid and iPhones when downloaded can be used to report suspicious child
trafficking scenarios with tips going straight to law enforcement. The other goal of the telethon is to solicit recurring pledge support starting at $0.99 a month.
The Global Telethon will be aired in cable systems in the U.S. nation-wide over
the next 10-weeks as well as simulcast on www.OrgAmerica.org,
TURBO’s internet media platform for non-profit solutions, managed and produced
by Turbo Communications its wholly-owned subsidiary. William
Teitelbaum, EVP of TURBO will Co-Executive Produce the Telethon with Robert Singerman.
"With our full page ad in American Way Magazine that’s on every
American Airlines plane during the month of January, we have
awakened the world to the #2 crime on Earth."
Nancy Rivard, Founder of AAI is looking forward to
the television message being viewed world-wide. "Our organization is
tirelessly working providing human and child trafficking awareness trainings at
airports around the world, but with the help of TURBO producing the Global
Telethon for our benefit, we know our message will catapult to a global
audience, our trainings can be expanded world-wide, and the dream of facilities
for our children through public - private partnerships can become a
reality.
Robert W Singerman, CEO and President
Turbo Global Partners, Inc.
Formerly DIBZ INTERNATIONAL, INC.
Direct / +1(813)786-5400
Fax / 1(888)417-0853
http://www.TurboGlobalPartners.com
SOURCE Turbo Global Partners, Inc.
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