A Midwest mission with a national reach, fighting child trafficking by raising awareness and serving child survivors.
VISION:
To see a day when child sex trafficking is fully exposed through teams of ministries and public servants shining light into the darkness while survivors recover and grow in strength and purpose to experience a great life...happy, whole, and healed.
MISSION:
To expose the dark realities of child sex trafficking in the United States of America by enlightening the multitudes to the truths of this crime, exposing buyers & sellers, and serving survivors while supporting various ministries nationwide that are also in the fight.
DID YOU KNOW?
So many people are still very unaware of the truths of what human trafficking really looks like in AMERICA. Media outlets and movies focus heavily on international issues. Most AMERICANS do not know that AMERICA is the biggest contributor to this heinous crime.
AMERICA hosts more child sexual abuse content online than any other country in the world. The US accounted for 30% of the global total of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) URLs at the end of March 2022, according to the Internet Watch Foundation, a UK-based organization. (article posted on MIT’s TechnologyReview.com on April 26, 2022.)
AMERICANS view the most pornography, according to authors of a 2023 study published in the Journal of Sex Research, and results shared on PsychologyToday.com, September 25, 2023“… top-ranked pornography site, had 700,000,000 more total visits than Amazon and 900,000,000, 1,100,000,000, 1,300,000,000, 1,500,000,000, and 1,800,000,000 more total visits than TikTok, OpenAI, LinkedIn, Netflix, and The Weather Channel, respectively.”
AMERICANS travel the most to foreign countries to engage in sexual activity with women and children, known as sex tourism. According to a recent search for “What is Sex Tourism” Wikipedia states that popular destinations for sex tourism, include: Brazil, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, the Netherlands (particularly Amsterdam), Kenya, Colombia, Thailand, Cambodia, Cuba, and Indonesia (particularly Bali, Bojonegoro and Tuban), Southern Europe (mainly in Greece, Italy, Cyprus, Spain and Portugal); the Caribbean (led by Jamaica, Barbados and the Dominican Republic); Brazil, Egypt, Turkey, Sri Lanka, India (particularly Goa) and Phuket in Thailand; and the Gambia, Senegal and Kenya in Africa, Bulgaria, Tunisia, Lebanon, Morocco, Jordan, Peru, Fiji, Colombia, and Costa Rica.
AMERICANS TRAFFICK AMERICANS – According to the TIPS report, over 70% of trafficked victims are trafficked in their country of origin. Meaning over 70% of the trafficked victims in AMERICA are AMERICANS trafficked by AMERICANS.
ALSO…
- Over 113,500 possible child sex trafficking reports were received in 2025 by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC), reflecting a sharp increase in visibility and reporting.
- About 1 in 7 missing children reported to NCMEC were likely victims of child sex trafficking in 2025.
- In 2024, the NCMEC received more than 27,800 reports of possible child sex trafficking before the Report Act’s expansion increased reporting.
- In 2024, minors made up 2,666 of the trafficking victims identified in National Human Trafficking Hotline data, out of 11,999 potential victims nationwide.
- An estimated 10–15% of child trafficking cases in the U.S. are actually reported to authorities, indicating that the true scale of the problem may be much larger than official figures show.
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