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Why Donate?

Rescue Operations: Your contribution helps fund critical rescue missions that save lives. Our dedicated teams work tirelessly on the frontlines to identify and liberate victims from the clutches of traffickers.
Survivor Support: Once rescued, survivors need comprehensive care to heal and rebuild their lives. Donations provide therapy, medical care, vocational training, and educational opportunities that empower survivors to reclaim their futures.
Prevention Programs: By supporting our prevention initiatives, you help educate at-risk communities about the dangers of trafficking. We work with local partners to create sustainable solutions that break the cycle of exploitation before it begins.

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Make an Impact Today

Your generosity fuels our mission to end human slavery and child trafficking worldwide. Together, we can create a future where everyone has the right to live freely without fear or exploitation.

Thank you for standing with us in this fight for freedom. Every donation brings us one step closer to a world free from slavery.

How Your Donation Helps

$9: Provides a cozy blanket for a rescued child, offering warmth and comfort during their recovery.
$40: Supplies school materials such as fees, uniforms, and books for an abused child eager to learn.
$63: Ensures one week of safety for women and children in high-risk areas like red-light districts.

What can YOU do about forced labor?

The Bureau of International Labor Affairs maintains a list of goods and products likely produced by child labor or forced labor in violation of international standards. This list is primarily published to increase public awareness, and to encourage concerned consumers to make efforts to learn more about the supply chain and to use their purchasing power to send the message to corporations that child labor and forced labor are not condoned.

As of 2020, the list included 155 goods produced in 77 countries around the world. (IBLA, 2019)

You can learn more about the role of forced labor in your own day to day life here: How many slaves work for you?