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Our Mission

Innocents at Risk is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded to fight child exploitation and human trafficking. Our mission is to educate citizens about the horrific global and local problem of human trafficking and work to prevent it. In order to increase the visibility of the severity of the issue, Innocents at Risk established partnerships with the Department of State, Department of Justice, Department of Health and Human Services, Department of Education, Department of Homeland Security, ICE, Custom Border Patrol and the D.C. Task Force. We work with a vast number of non-government organizations and service providers.

Human Trafficking is 21st century slavery. It is happening throughout the world in every country and across the United States in every major city and small town. According to the Department of State, every year over 2,000,000 men, women and children are taken, trafficked and thrown into this cruel world of slavery. Traffickers use force, fraud or coercion to obtain their victims.

Read letters from the Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Ambassador Luis CdeBaca from the 2009 Trafficking in Persons Report.

Upcoming Events

Crisis in Haiti: Support the Victims of Haiti Through Airline Ambassadors

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Haiti experienced a devastating earthquake leaving Port-au-Prince and the surrounding areas in ruin, from shantytowns to the presidential palace. Rescue teams have been frantically searching through the rubble in hopes of finding survivors.

For everyone who would like to assist the people of Haiti and provide them with much needed aid, please send your donations to Airline Ambassadors. Your donation will go directly to the victims and any contribution, regardless of how small, will help save lives.

Go to http://airlineamb.org/index.html and select the “Donate Button, top story”.

Or

Send checks to:

“Haiti Earthquake, January 2010″

Airline Ambassadors International
418 California Avenue, PO Box 459
Moss Beach, CA 94038

*Each donation is tax-deductible.

Posted: January 14, 2010