Traffick911

“The Form 990 is reviewed internally at the CPA firm. The CPA firm will meet with the Executive Director of Traffick911 and review the final draft of the return. Once reviewed by the Executive Director, the CPA firm will make any needed adjustments and then submit the return to the IRS.”

“Enforcement of Conflicts Policy. No instances to be enforced.”

“The compensation for the Executive Director position is subject to Board review and approval. Currently this is the only position subject to review.”

“Governing Documents available to the public by written request. Requests can be in the form of email or written letter.”

“These volunteers assist with empowerment activities and community events.”

“Founded in 2009, Traffick911 exists to free youth from sex trafficking through trust-based relationships. We believe that sex trafficking is a symptom of a deeper issue: relational brokenness. Our extensive experience with countless survivors has revealed that relational wounds often play a significant role in trafficking victimization. Through building and nurturing healthy relational bonds, youth can heal and progress from being victims to becoming empowered survivors.”

“Voice & Choice Program: Traffick911's sole program focus, the Voice & Choice Program, pairs highly trained, full-time Advocates with child sex trafficking survivors and their families across Dallas, Tarrant, Denton, Collin, Ellis, and Rockwall counties. Our advocates provide trauma-informed, survivor-centered support through crisis intervention, intensive case management, and coordination with law enforcement and county multidisciplinary teams.”

“Impact in 2024 : In 2024, we served 352 youth and families through relational case management. Our advocates responded to 115 crisis recoveries in partnership with law enforcement, arriving on scene within 60 minutes. Across the year, we provided 4,145 direct services, which included 316 hotline crisis counseling calls, 145 instances of law enforcement interview support, 665 cases of emergency financial assistance, 1,115 crisis interventions, 1,287 trips for transportation assistance, 91 cases of emergency medical support, 146 housing and shelter placements, 116 instances of legal or criminal justice assistance, and 264 referrals to outside services. Of the 1,029 survivor-determined empowerment goals set, 781 were successfully achieved, reflecting a 76% success rate.”

“Transforming Futures : Traffick911 continues to deepen its reach and effectiveness through survivor-centered advocacy and community collaboration. Every statistic represents a story of resilience and a step toward freedom, healing, and restoration for the youth we serve.”

“Excluded contributed services receivable: $37,500.”