We need your help coming against the sex predators. Yes, you've checked on the huge number of convicted sex offenders around your area, but do you also know that most sex predators attack both younger or older females, on an average of a 113 times, before they are arrested the first time? And of course you knew that the addiction for pornography is fueling sex crimes. By donating to Centers For Decency and becoming a "WhistleBlower" in protection of females -- with every donation of $25, you'll receive your metal whistle with a rubber mouth-cover. Have

you ever counted how many abducted children and females we have in one week, alone?

Centers for Decency is partnering with the Houston Area Association for Decency in kicking-off our Spring campaign, "Whistle Blowers" against Sex Predators.' By wearing your whistle around your neck or on your key chain, you are always ready to blow your whistle either for yourself, a child, or another person at risk. In wearing your whistle, others will be reminded to look-out for sex predators.

As you click on our Donate button and fill-out your the information, formally donating or gifting $25, your quality metal whistle will be timely sent to you from Centers For Decency with our inscription and further information for your protection. You may also email at KayBrubeck@CentersForDecency.org or call: 713-266-2715. CfD is apart of a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization for tax exemption status.

Keep your safety whistle with you at all times. Ultimately, everyone is responsible for his or her own personal safety. Blowing a sharp blast from a quality whistle can startle an attacker. Calling attention to yourself and a potential threat can be a quick route to safety. We have heard many testimonials over the years from individuals who feel that blowing a whistle frightened their attacker and offered them a quick escape. Placing a whistle on your key ring is one great way to remind yourself to be always vigilant about your surroundings. Pay attention when you enter or leave your home, in public parking garages and open areas. Avoid isolated areas, especially at night. Look out for yourself and those around you. Lives may depend on it.

Thank you for becoming a "WhistleBlower" and protecting our children and females.

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