Our Charity Partners
We take pride in pre-vetting the charities we partner with, ensuring all donations are going to a reputable organization. Every J.Christoph purchase give a portion of it's proceeds towards these Anti-Human Trafficking charities.
Our Charity Partners
We take pride in pre-vetting the charities we partner with, ensuring all donations are going to a reputable organization. Every J.Christoph purchase give a portion of it's proceeds towards these Anti-Human Trafficking charities.
OUR PARTNERS
Dahlia’s Hope exists to provide critical aftercare services for survivors of sex trafficking to heal from their abuse by providing holistic, individualized care in safe residential and outpatient treatment environments that include: therapeutic services, medical services, life skills training, legal resources, transitional housing, housing assistance, and academic and vocational training to bridge the gap between institutionalized care and independent living and lead to a happy, fulfilled life.
The Exodus Road's Search + Rescue program focuses on freeing victims of human trafficking and dismantling the criminal networks enslaving them. This work takes place in South and SE Asia and Latin America. TER's teams consist of local, national staff in each country of operation who specialize in collecting evidence of human trafficking. They deliver this evidence to law enforcement partners and then support the police in planning and executing a raid to free the victims and arrest the perpetrators. Search + Rescue teams include social workers who help coordinate care and recovery for survivors.
Awaken conducts outreach and/or provide direct services to women and girls in commercial sexual exploitation. Nearly all victims served by Awaken have had a history of emotional, physical, or sexual abuse. As many of the women have been trafficked beginning at a young age, navigating the world as a free adult or young woman is difficult and requires intensive and specialized interventions. We help program participants with long-term and emergency needs including basic outreach, mentorship services, counseling, transitional housing, transportation, financial aid for college, legal and medical assistance, and much more.
What we aim to solve the lack of a comprehensive, continuum of care, restoration and empowerment for women who have been sexually trafficked and exploited. The Emergency Home is a low barrier entry point for women seeking immediate safety, and a much-needed support to frontline workers and law enforcement officers who often have no safe place to relocate victims when encountered
Samaritan House is committed to fostering personal safety, growth, and self-sufficiency in adults and their children through freedom from domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking and removing their risks of homelessness. We envision a community where all forms of violence are no longer tolerated, where people can live violence-free lives in safe, affordable housing. To that end, Samaritan House will operate its programs and services in Hampton Roads and endeavor to be Virginia's trusted resource for people experiencing domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and homelessness.
Call to Freedom brings wholeness to all individuals impacted by sex and labor trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation by navigating a healing path through our continuum of care model. Vision: Our vision is to create a comprehensive CommUnity model of care for individuals, and support communities while educating and advocating to combat sex and labor trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation. Statement of Faith: We model Christ in our approach to restore wholeness to those impacted by sex and labor trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation. Values: Dignity, Person-Centered, Empowerment & Integrity
The DYNAMO operations team conducts rescues, boots on ground, operating deep behind enemy lines, in the war-zones, and in countries with no U.S. military or diplomatic presence. The case managers are the backbone of Project DYNAMO working with the friends and families of those trapped behind enemy lines. DYNAMO conducts intelligence lead rescue operations using tradecraft, technology, artificial intelligence, and deep understanding of the enemy and culture.
Founded in 2017, Special Operations Finding Kids was born from an unmet need in our community — the need for boots-on-the-ground private investigators to help find at-risk youth in crisis situations who have a high risk of being exploited. We hire private investigators to find the young victims, our parent and survivor advocates get them the help they need, and we support law enforcement efforts to send the predators to prison. Our Goal is to dispatch private investigative teams across America to protect vulnerable children from being sexually exploited. We want to see an America where the sexual exploitation of minors is eradicated because the risk to predators of being caught and held accountable is too high.
Atlanta has one of the highest incidences of child sex trafficking. Atlanta also ranks 5th in the nation for number of strip clubs per capita. Homelessness It is estimated that there were 10,443 individuals experiencing homelessness in Georgia at any given time. Georgia had one of the highest increases in homelessness between 2018 and 2019 in the nation, with a 9.9% increase. 1,080 individuals are chronically homeless; 42% are unsheltered; 705 are veterans; and 30% are families with children. Youth Prevention Frontline Response works in neighborhoods where children encounter violence, addiction, commercial sexual exploitation and gang activity. Generational poverty, underperforming schools and single-parent homes contribute to the challenges children living in these neighborhoods experience.
AncoraTN (formerly End Slavery Tennessee) works tirelessly to nurture survivor healing and strategically combat human trafficking in Middle Tennessee. We seek to break cycles of exploitation and support survivors of human trafficking as they heal from their traumas—offering long-term, comprehensive aftercare services. Through educating communities and professionals, advocating for legal changes, and implementing prevention programming, AncoraTN works to stop human trafficking before it ever begins.
Our mission is to provide outstanding non-profit organizations worldwide with the assets, resources, and training they need to succeed. The Phantom International Foundation directly supports established non-profit organizations worldwide to empower their excellent work. We focus on international anti-child trafficking, anti-poaching, and the support of underprivileged children and orphanages worldwide. The Phantom International Foundation was created to promote the well-being of humanity throughout the world. Our team has seen firsthand the catastrophic effects of poverty, child trafficking, and illegal poaching and it’s far-reaching consequences. Unfortunately, it is the most vulnerable among us that pay the highest price.
Named after the North Star, an historical symbol of freedom, Polaris is leading a survivor-centered, justice- and equity-driven movement to end human trafficking. Since 2007, Polaris has operated the U.S. National Human Trafficking Hotline, connecting victims and survivors to support and services, and helping communities hold traffickers accountable. Through that work, Polaris has built the largest known dataset on human trafficking in North America. The data and expertise gained from two decades of working on trafficking situations in real time informs strategies that hold traffickers accountable, support survivors on their healing journeys and address the vulnerabilities that enable the business of stealing freedom for profit.
Through collaboration and partnerships, Ho’ōla Nā Pua builds a comprehensive and sustainable response to the issue of sex trafficking and exploitation. This includes programming to address prevention, intervention, empowerment, and health to create a continuum of care. Healthy recovery from severe trauma requires coordinated services that are culturally responsive, survivor informed, and trauma informed. Systems ranging from foster care involvement, criminal justice personnel, schools, and healthcare providers may have interacted with these children without recognizing the complexity of their experiences. Without the necessary wraparound support these children need to transition, the cycle continues. HNP works to coordinate an adequate response that includes collaborating and coordinating with advocates, mentors, service providers, health and mental health care providers, law enforcement, legislators, prosecutors, educators, and the commercial sector. A problem of this scope and scale can only be tackled when the community is aware, engaged, and committed to preventing victimization and supporting the comprehensive services that are needed for those who have been victimized.
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