Deliverfund

“The treasurer and chairman review the 990 and approve. It is then reviewed by all members of the board before filing.”

“The board shall adopt and periodically review a conflict of interest policy to protect the corporation's interest when it is contemplating any transaction or arrangement which may benefit any director, officer, employee, affiliate, or member of a committee with board-delegated powers. In addition, internet use shall not conflict with primary purpose of deliverfund, its ethical responsibilities or with applicable laws and regulations. Each user is personally responsible to ensure that these guidelines are followed. Serious repercussions, up to and including termination, may result if the guidelines are not followed.”

“The board uses u.s. Government gs scale salary levels in determing the compensation of the officers and any other key employees. The board then deliberates and votes on the compensation packages and records it in the board minutes.”

“The organization does not make its governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements available to the public.”

“Deliverfund is dedicated to fighting human sex and labor trafficking by providing law enforcement authorities with reliable and actionable intelligence. We also offer training and operational support to help law enforcement convict traffickers and rescue victims. Our analytic programs, such as the platform for the analysis and targeting of human traffickers (path), and the labor trafficking intelligence program (ltip), are significant tools in this mission. 2022 accomplishments: offered the certified human trafficking investigator operators course (chtioc) online training to members of law enforcement anywhere in the nation. Supported a dallas-fort worth area law enforcementagency in a sting operation.law enforcement contacted15 victims of sex trafficking and arrested a person of interest. As a result, other investigations may follow. Provided training at the naval training command great lakes. Deliverfund conducted a four-hour human trafficking awareness course for25 navy staff members, including junior officers, senior enlisted personnel, and junior enlisted sailors. Presented human trafficking data and perspective at the "conference to combat human trafficking: research and technology," sponsored by the department of homeland security and the university of houston college of technology. Maintained an embedded deliverfund intelligence analyst, sal hernandez, with the houston police department. The analyst worked side by side with police officers under the supervision of an hpd sargeant. Provided support to the houston human trafficking rescue alliance: 15 rfis 9 intelligence reports supported 3 sting operations totaling 19 arrests made available online anti-human trafficking training to members, including 31 law enforcement agencies and 52 social service agencies, health care providers, and faith-based missions invited to join the interpol human trafficking expert group. Continued to provide a "trauma-informed" perspective in our training by involving human trafficking survivors as key members of the training team. Impact of our human trafficking training in their own words: "i don't know what i don't know, so the insight from someone who has been the victim is valuable when i patrol and how to better interact with a victim." --law enforcement officer "i will be more likely to recognize human trafficking situations." --chitoc class participant data collection and distribution: added 20,280 entities to our database. An "entity" includes name, address, phone number, and other information valuable to law enforcement. Sent 1,352 intelligence reports with critical data to law enforcement across the u.s. To help identify and arrest traffickers and rescue their victims. Supplied critical identity and location data in response to law enforcement requests for information (rfis). Provided the entirety of the deliverfund database to the montana department of criminal investigation. Notable partnerships: houston human trafficking rescue alliance (htra) texas alcoholic beverage commission montgomery county, texas, sheriff's office interpol human trafficking expert group montana human trafficking task force montana department of criminal investigation significant outreach, education, and advocacy: educated 275,000 people through podcasts to inform them about human trafficking informed 350,000 people through social media, including facebook, twitter, and instagram, to raise awareness of sex trafficking featured in seven major media outlets, including forbes and usa today, bringing attention to the billion-dollar sex trafficking industry a bright future: tech that protects: looking ahead, we are excited to embrace new technology that will revolutionize our approach to fighting human trafficking. Our proprietary technology, pathfinder, combined with artificial intelligence and machine learning, will allow us to create an infinitely scalable solution to this global problem. Our innovative approach is more flexible, adaptive, visual, and predi”

“Subcontractors: program service expenses 731,209. Management and general expenses 6,689. Fundraising expenses 170,345. Total expenses 908,243.”

“Event expense: program service expenses 212. Management and general expenses 209. Fundraising expenses 12,279. Total expenses 12,700. Meals: program service expenses 6,155. Management and general expenses 193. Fundraising expenses 2,942. Total expenses 9,290. Licenses and fees: program service expenses 75. Management and general expenses 4,059. Fundraising expenses 4,515. Total expenses 8,649. Shipping fees: program service expenses 1,580. Management and general expenses 1,180. Fundraising expenses 989. Total expenses 3,749. Equipment expense: program service expenses 1,501. Management and general expenses 2,241. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 3,742. Dues & subscriptions: program service expenses 371. Management and general expenses 6. Fundraising expenses 453. Total expenses 830.”