Ed Heath, 700 Club, CBN
April 22, 2019

“When I first started dancing, it did feel empowering, because I felt so worthless, that it was nice to have a dollar amount attached to my worth.”

As a single mom dancing in strip clubs for a living, Stefanie was far from her idyllic childhood.

She remembers, “I grew up in a very Christian home.  My dad was a preacher…”

Alyssa Raymond, WTHR
April 13, 2019

INDIANAPOLIS (WTHR) — A place to belong. We all want that, and now, women in Indianapolis finally have that place. It’s a place for women that have been left feeling empty and worthless after getting paid for sex. But they’re beginning to feel whole again thanks to one woman who knows the struggle firsthand.

Jordan Fischer, RTV6
May 7, 2018

INDIANAPOLIS — The first woman we see who pings Stefanie’s radar is hopping out of the cab of a truck in an otherwise empty parking lot along 10^th Street.

“She could be working,” Stefanie says.

Jordan Fischer, RTV6
May 8, 2018

INDIANAPOLIS — “It was just something I took a dare on I guess,” Ron tells me.

It was four days before Christmas 2016. Ron was driving down 10^thStreet when, in his telling, he spotted a woman who immediately caught his eye.

“I waved at her and I thought she would be somebody I’d like to meet,” Ron says.

Alyssa Raymond, WTHR
October 7, 2018

INDIANAPOLIS (WTHR) — When you see a house from the outside, it can be hard to tell what’s going on inside. And if you’re invited in, you may be very surprised with what you discover. The same can hold true for people. This Sunday on WTHR Weekend Sunrise, we’re showing you how a woman and a house are offering “A Ray of Sunshine” to others.

Tim Swarens, IndyStar
December 12, 2018

“It’s who you don’t expect it to be. It’s just your average, everyday male.” The men who buy sex aren’t who you might expect.

Stefanie Jeffers, post 30 and trapped in addiction, appeared to be beyond repair. But her path to health and hope was just beginning.