Press Releases
October 17, 2023
ABC27: CAMP HILL COFFEE SHOP TO EMPLOY SEX TRAFFICKING SURVIVORS

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. – A local nonprofit organization is opening a coffee shop that will employ area sex trafficking survivors.
“I never thought I’d be where I’m at right now. Like, I never thought that I would be you know, on my way to independence and being able to have a job and buy a car. And, you know, work towards getting my own place, it gets better,” said a survivor.
October 4, 2023
WGAL8: COFFEE SHOP TO EMPLOY SEX TRAFFICKING SURVIVORS

CAMP HILL, Pa. — A new coffee shop is being built in Camp Hill, Cumberland County, but with a twist.
What used to be a hair salon will now be a coffee shop that will employ survivors of sex trafficking.
The organization that is helping put this together is trying to transform this building into a welcoming space for all to gather and listen.
November 21, 2022
CBS 21: COFFEE SHOP IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY DESIGNED TO HELP HUMAN TRAFFICKING VICTIMS

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A coffee and soap shop will soon open in Cumberland County, designed to get human trafficking victims back on their feet.
“We are standing in the future home of Ruby Coffee & Co.,” Peace Promise Director of Development Rachel Beatty said.
August 21, 2022
FOX43: BUSINESS TO HELP TRAFFICKING SURVIVORS

CAMP HILL, Pa. — New employment opportunities will be available to survivors of sex trafficking this fall and in the coming year.
Harrisburg area nonprofit Peace Promise is working to open two businesses that will employ victims: Soaps by Survivors and Ruby Coffee + Co.