Louisiana Non-Profit Charter Number 45645429N
Our mission is to search out and find missing and exploited children across our country as we travel to our race destinations from state to state.
We are champions for promoting a new thought process, fighting for those who cannot fight for themselves. Bring light to darkness making the invisible visible again.Through our professional racing efforts — and our partnerships — we can achieve this mission with our interactions as we travel across the country.
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Hannah Elizabeth Blake
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Gladis Rodriquez
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Evan Blaze Fenton
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Ramona Lynn Brown
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Kennedy Paige Semien
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Jayden Michael Becnel
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Ethawn Caleb Jordan
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Elsi Baca Cantarero
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Drucilla Patterson
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David Li
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Cassandra Ann Lalonde
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Alison Ardon-Mejia
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Child Rescue Network Launches Website
GTN Motorsports, a professional NHRA-affiliate drag racing team based in Denham Springs, Louisiana, and driver Harold Laird, have launched a new website promoting their non-profit organization, Child Rescue Network, while featuring area children listed by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. The mission of the Child Rescue Network is to search out and find missing and exploited children across our country as we travel to our race destinations from state to state. We are champions…
Inspired by "The Fireball Run"
When Winning the 2007 US Nationals, Runner up at the fall Nationals in Dallas, being a Semifinalist in Las Vegas and Ranking number seven in the world, I thought it couldn’t get any better. Then, I received a phone call from the State of Louisiana, wanting to interview me about my success. They were looking for someone to represent Louisiana and its tourism in a cross country race to help find missing and exploited children. It was called “The Fire Ball Run”, my heart was bursting with pride and I said, “It would be an honor to do so.”
Fireball Run was a 3,500 mile journey from Baton Rouge, Louisiana to Grand Rapides, Michigan, with forty teams and a missing child’s photo on each performance car. The pictures of the children on the cars worked better than I could have imagined. The interaction of these cars scrambling back and forth throughout each city, trying to find iconic marquees, with fans watching all of this exciting action brought attention to the light of missing children.To read more of Our Journey by Harold Laird, click here..