Mission 500 Launches New Song to Promote Campaign for Children in Crisis

  • Mar 26, 2012

"One Child At A Time" is how Mission 500, the Security Industry's response to children in crisis, can feed 500 for children every day for a year. And now, it is also the title of a newly created theme song for the organization.

The song will be premiered in front of thousands of industry professionals at ISC West, 2012, Wednesday, March 28. Exhibitors and attendees volunteering for Mission 500 will join Las Vegas dancers to converge on unsuspecting attendees "Flash Mob" style to showcase the song which is donated, written and produced by Boca Raton musician Rick Krive, and performed by artist Tomey Sellars.

Rick Krive will also perform a ballad version of the song during the Security 5K reception which will be held near the Expo hall entrance/exit in front of the Honeywell booth on March 29 at 5 p.m.

Partial song lyrics:

With the strength to band together -- we join hands to get this done

When we all just give a little -- the pain of hunger we can end

Then ALL the children of this world can just be kids again


'Cause we know -- that we can make a difference

We know -- we can affect a change

United we have come together to do what we can do for the least of these


One Child at a Time -- we will feed one hungry heart!

One Child at a Time -- oh yes today the journey starts

One Life, that needs the light of hope to shine so brightly

We'll take a stand and raise our hands and say "We'll be there for One Child at a Time"

 

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