Ashlie Bailey

​Ashlie Bailey is from East Texas, has a Bachelor’s Degree in psychology from The University of Texas at Tyler. In 2010, Ashlie found her calling. She is a speaker, consultant, and a survivor leader who has dedicated her life to the fight against Human Trafficking, Satanic Ritual Abuse, and Mind Control. She is a recipient of the Granting Courage Scholarship from The United States Immigration Customs Enforcement Foundation (Homeland Security Council). Ashlie is also the author of "Survivor Blog" and founder of "Beauty for Ashes Designs". Ashlie’s greatest passion is working with girls who are at risk. For four years, she served with a local faith based nonprofit and safe-home for Child Sex Trafficking survivors. In 2018, Ashlie’s aunt Michelle Hoover started "The Henry, Leroy, Oscar Call Your Mom! Campaign" to locate her missing sons Henry, Leroy, and Oscar. Now, Ashlie Bailey and her team are also campaigning to find her missing children Joshua, David, Joseph, Hope, and Grace. It is called "The Finding Hope Project" 

Michelle Hoover

Michelle Elaine Hoover was a courageous woman of God from Anchorage, Alaska, and is a college graduate. She is the co-founder of the “Henry, Leroy, Oscar Call Your Mom! Campaign" and the co-founder of "The Finding Hope Project". Michelle Elaine was a mother with a mission who is as bold as a lioness defending her cubs. Her greatest desire was to reunite with her sons Henry, Leroy, and Oscar who were stolen as babies and who are now grown men. Michelle Elaine’s vision was to help other moms who have been through similar circumstances through the “Henry, Leroy, Oscar Call Your Mom! Campaign”. She planed to found a nonprofit foundation for missing children in honor of her fourth son Frankie. Michelle Elaine was also a gifted writer, vocal artist, and animal rights activist. She was a spiritual warrior in the fight against injustice. Her bravery, strong faith, and vision for world change are inspiring to all who knew her. Her life, survival, healing, and triumph over all kinds of adversity including Satanic Ritual Abuse and Child Trafficking is a powerful reminder to never give up and is a testament that no matter what, God's love can conquer all darkness. Sadly, in 2021 Michelle passed away. Her lasting legacy lives on and her ministry continues through those she impacted the most.

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