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Meet Global Impact Ventures, our newly unified family of brands. Together, we serve all of philanthropy to inspire greater giving for a better world. 

Celebrate International Women’s Day with Us

Join us on Friday, March 8 for an inspiring celebration of International Women’s Day with speakers from three incredible charities – CARE, UNICEF, and Plan International USA.

Donate to End Human Trafficking

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End Human Trafficking Fund

50 million victims of human trafficking need our help. Support multiple charities in one pledge working to end human trafficking.
Through this fund, you will join millions of other supporters to help reduce and prevent human trafficking efforts worldwide.

Your contributions may support extensive work to rescue victims of human trafficking, provide education and employment opportunities available, and support the restoration of the lives of survivors.

Be a Global Champion

$9

gives a cozy blanket to a child survivor of modern-day slavery so that they immediately feel safe, warm and cared for after they are rescued.

$15

pays for school books, uniforms and a satchel for a formerly enslaved child returning to school in Ghana.

$275

provides a month of safety, rescue and care.

Success Stories

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ECPAT-USA partners with the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) to administer an e-learning program on human trafficking training for all members of staff of participating hotels and hospitality companies. In October 2022, Brad Schumacher, VP of Strategic Partnerships of Encore, who had completed this training, boarded United Airlines flight UA221, and helped to change a life; based on the knowledge about the indicators of human trafficking that he had acquired.
Free the Slaves - 19 Survivors Returned to Families in Nigeria
As New Year’s celebrations began to fade around the world, Free the Slaves and our partners in Senegal and Nigeria worked hard to help 19 women and children freed from severe sex trafficking in Senegal return to their families in Nigeria.
When Aaron was just two years old, he suffered the unthinkable. He was sexually abused and the abuse was repeatedly livestreamed on the internet to a paying audience – a deeply traumatizing experience for anyone, but especially for a child.