Unbound Global

“The form 990 is reviewed by the coo and shared with the board of directors prior to filing with the irs.”

“Board members sign a statement annually regarding conflicts of interest.”

“Unbound Now's board reviews compensation for similarly situated nonprofit CEOs and approves compensation for the CEO.”

“The organization makes a copy of form 1023 and 990 available to the public on their website and on the organization's guidestar profile.”

“The net economic benefit from our fundraising events is calculated as follows:Contributions from fundraising events reported on Part VIII, line 1c $ 199,054Gross income from fundraising events reported on Part VIII, line 8a 17,359Less: Direct costs of events reported on part VIII, Line 8b (142,741) Net economic benefit of fundraising events $ 73,672”

“The Reagan home for girls who have experienced trafficking and exploitation was added.”

“gain on acquisition = $1006088”

“Outreach & Training:Unbound Now provides leadership and coordination for multidisciplinary human trafficking task forces and coalitions across the state of Texas. Two of these are funded by the Justice Department through Enhanced Collaborative Model Task Force grants, for which Unbound Now serves as the lead victim service provider. In 2022, Unbound Now facilitated quarterly meetings of members, including law enforcement, service providers, elected officials, and other community agencies. Unbound Now also led multiple subcommittees to meet task force goals and provide regular training on trauma-informed care and types of human trafficking so all members can better respond in their unique roles.Unbound Now equips professionals to identify and respond to victims of human trafficking in their work environments. Unbound Now is approved by the Texas Education Agency to provide continuing professional education required for educators to renew their certificates in the state of Texas. Unbound Nows medical training is approved to provide CNE and meets the requirements of the Texas Health and Human Services Commission for healthcare provider license renewal. In 2022, Unbound Now trained a total of 23,253 individuals through its online and in person trainings.”

“Youth Prevention:Children in our communities are being groomed and victimized by perpetrators of commercial sexual exploitation of youth. Our best chance to keep youth safe from human trafficking is to equip them, their caretakers, and the educational professionals in their schools to recognize the signs for prevention and early intervention.Unbound Nows Keeping Students Safe curriculum and facilitators empower youth through prevention education in schools, juvenile detention centers, and other youth-serving organizations. Unbound Now developed an additional curriculum, Sentinels, for teachers and other youth-serving organizations to facilitate.Unbound Now's Early Intervention Program equips youth to avoid exploitation through collaborative case management, safety planning, goal setting, and strengthening support systems within the youth's community. Unbound Nows Prevention Education and Early Intervention stop human trafficking before it starts.”

“Survivor services:unbound now provides 24/7 crisis response and ongoing case management and support for survivors of human trafficking. We work with law enforcement, cps, shelters, hospitals, pregnancy centers, rehab facilities, and other community service providers to ensure trauma-responsive, victim-centered, trust-based advocacy for survivors. In 2022, our advocates served 576 survivors of sex trafficking andlabor trafficking. Unbound now operates the underground drop-in center in fort worth, which is a safe place for youth through age 22 to rest, enjoy a meal, shower, participate in case management, ged and other empowerment programs, and receive referrals for additional services. In 2022, the underground served 349 youth through 1,201 visits to the center.unbound now opened the reagan house in waco in 2022. The reagan is a short term, specialized residential placement for girls ages 12-17 who have been sexually exploited. The home provides an evidence-based, trauma-informed place where every girl can experience safety and nurtuing care while accessing resources for recovery.”