My Nonprofit Reviews

My dear friend, Leah Roberts, has been missing 21 years, 6 months, and 22 days. When she disappeared that March, we had no idea what to do. We were in North Carolina and felt like we were a world away from Washington State. It was fate that connected all of us who love Leah to Monica Caison, but she has been with us every step of the way since we met.

Leah disappeared while "on the road" to Bellingham. One of the beautiful ways that CUE has raised awareness about her case has been with the annual "On the Road to Remember Tour." Initially, the tour followed her path from Durham to Bellingham, stopping at places she visited and creating visibility for her case nationwide. Today, the tour highlights missing persons all over the country.

You have to understand that the volunteers at the CUE Center know that every missing person is somebody's child. The volunteers are diligent and faithful. They never give up - Leah has been missing nearly half of my life now, and the CUE Center still walks with me. And when the press stops or refuses to draw attention to a missing person's story - the CUE Center is there. CUE Center is there when law enforcement needs support or when searches need to happen with boots on the ground. And when the grief is too overwhelming, they will weep with you and hold you. The CUE Center never forgets.

If you want to support an OUTSTANDING nonprofit - choose this one.