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Brooke Jones, a sophomore in HDFS, talks about the Red Bus Project and it's fight to help orphans find a family; forever.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT)– “The Red Bus Project” is creation it’s 13th stop here in Knoxville on a campus far-reaching debate opposite a United States.

Show Hope’s Red Bus Project is about to get on the move for orphans! There are only a few days left until our first date at Martin Methodist College! Everyone has been working so hard in preparation for this; our team has already been out on the road pre-promoting and paving the way for the bus in order to make each event as successful as it can be!

What began as an idea to get college students involved with a worldwide campaign to find orphans homes grew into a reality in the form of a big red bus.

JACKSON, Tenn. – April 4, 2012– Every 18 seconds, a child in the world becomes an orphan – adding to the population of 140 million orphans worldwide.

I wanted to draw attention to the Red Bus Project, a program sponsored by Show Hope. This is an incredible opportunity for people everywhere to get involved in caring for orphans. A traveling thrift shop! How incredible!

For most of Tuesday, a shiny red double-decker bus was parked in the middle of Union University’s campus. From the outside, it looked like the traditional red buses used in London. On the inside, it’s a two-story thrift store that is raising money for orphan care.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT)-- "The Red Bus Project" is making it's 13th stop here in Knoxville on a campus wide tour across the United States.

A big red bus pulled into big orange country Wednesday and grabbed some attention.

A big red bus will visit UT tomorrow as it makes its thirteenth stop on a tour of 25 college campuses.