Deliverfund

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“The treasurer and chairman review the 990 and approve. Board members are given temporary access to an online, read-only copy of the 990 before it is filed. Board members have one week to comment or suggest changes.”

“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 determining 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 process described here was last completed in 2023.”

“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 with reliable and actionable intelligence. We also offer training and operational support to aid law enforcement and prosecutors with data and intelligence to convict traffickers and ultimately reach and rescue victims. Deliverfund, with the support of our donors, is making a lasting impact by advising, training, and equipping law enforcement. Deliverfund collaborates closely with and continues to support close to 600 law enforcement agencies, including police officers, detectives, prosecutors, federal agencies, sheriffs, and more. Our technology, analysts, and embedded analysts fulfilled nearly 250 direct requests for information (rfis), delivered over 150 detailed osint reports, actively participated in 12 operations, and provided operational support as requested, including high-profile sports and entertainment events, which led to at least 45 arrests in 2023. Provided training to more than 500 law enforcement partners, medical professionals, and prosecutors across the u.s. And continued our partnership with survivor leaders to offer victim-centric training to our partners. Together, we are creating a united front against human trafficking, working to safeguard communities and eradicate exploitation. "if the law enforcement that i came across all those years were trained by deliverfund, i would have had a totally different outcome. They would have handled the situation with a different perspective. I feel that deliverfund delivers hope and also delivers education and awareness. And by doing that, it helps prevent and intervene." elizabeth quiroz, author and lived experience expert technology and data: tech that protects in 2023, we purchased a second supercomputer that runs algorithms that collect more data in an hour than we collected in the first five years of our operations. This massive amount of data allows us to find traffickers faster, control our costs, and invest in the mission's sustainability. In short, we are finding traffickers and facilitating law enforcement operations better, faster, and cheaper than ever before. Data is the fuel that fires the counter human trafficking engine, and this year we boosted our collection efforts significantly, resulting in a 467% increase in data collection and processing. Total points of data as of dec 2023: 3,774,811,587 red light data - improved hardware, where we collect millions of new ads weekly. Ht watchlist the human trafficking watchlist is the only data repository that assists users in proactively identifying persons known or suspected to be involved with human trafficking. Launched online, on-demand training for law enforcement- deliverfund's commitment to eradicating human trafficking still stretches beyond technology; it's also about empowering law enforcement and prosecutors with the knowledge and tools to be more effective in the fight. Our innovative in-person training programs for law enforcement have quickly become the industry standard. However, they still need more than the officers who can attend in the location where they are held. To meet the challenge of geography and work shifts required by police officers, we have made our most essential training program available online and on-demand to any officer anywhere. In-person training- deliverfund's initiative to train members of the human trafficking rescue alliance in houston, texas, exemplifies significant collaboration in the fight against human trafficking. This alliance, comprising various law enforcement agencies across texas, demonstrates a collective effort to address and combat human trafficking effectively. Deliverfund's involvement and the crucial support from donors highlight the importance of multifaceted approaches and community involvement in tackling such complex and pervasive issues. Continued success, embedded analyst program- maintained (for the third year) embedded deliverfund intelligence anal”

“Event expense: program service expenses 12,339. Management and general expenses 500. Fundraising expenses 775. Total expenses 13,614. Meals: program service expenses 6,320. Management and general expenses 1,714. Fundraising expenses 3,885. Total expenses 11,919. Dues & subscriptions: program service expenses 4,937. Management and general expenses 0. Fundraising expenses 52. Total expenses 4,989. Training: program service expenses 2,764. Management and general expenses 568. Fundraising expenses 487. Total expenses 3,819. Shipping fees: program service expenses 2,273. Management and general expenses 1,205. Fundraising expenses 161. Total expenses 3,639.”