We need you and more importantly they need you—join the fight as an Advocate and share with others about the fight against human trafficking.
Who are advocate team members?
As Advocates you are the ones who are willing to raise your voices for those who have been silenced for far too long. You have a chance to fulfill your roll in the mission, and the best part is, you won't have to do it alone! You will be provided with content, educational resources, and the tools you need to raise awareness and support among your network.
You have the freedom to rally others to the fight in your own creative way! You can host a birthday fundraiser on Facebook, organize your own 5K, and even teach and train your friends and family via the educational resources we share.
You will be encouraged and celebrated for your hard work and dedication in this fight as you raise your voice and speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves!
I understand that my use of Tim Tebow Foundation branding should not be used in any way that misrepresents TTF or that conflicts with the image, policies, and activities of TTF. The Rescue Team and TTF logos must be placed in a way that clearly expresses the event is hosted by a supporter, and not an official TTF event. The Rescue Team and Tim Tebow Foundation logos cannot be used in any way that suggests a direct product or service endorsement.
*Statistics sourced from The US Institute Against Human Trafficking, The Polaris Project, and Let My People Go
the next step after becoming an advocate team member is to
launch your fundraiser
This is your chance to fight for others the same way He fights for us every single day, your chance to fulfill your role in the mission and stand up for those who cannot stand up for themselves.
Frequently Asked Questions
What countries are you serving in? Which organizations are you partnering with?
What type of work is the foundation doing to impact the crisis?
The foundation is engaged in three phases of impact: proactively through international community resource centers that come alongside at-risk families providing training and support to strengthen the family unit, preventing them from being taken advantage of in their vulnerability or having to turn their children into commodities out of desperation; reactively through support of rescue operations that extract victims from the darkest of places and bring them to safety; and relationally through a holistic community of care that addresses survivors’ physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual needs in long-term residential settings that nurture their healing and give them the tools for a life of freedom.
How can my organization partner with yours?
How can I support the work you are doing?
Pray: The human trafficking industry is an exceptionally dark place, and those victimized by it and those working to end it need your prayers. We also ask that you pray for God’s blessings upon TTF as we move forward in carrying out our part of the mission.
- Give: We invite you to prayerfully consider supporting us financially. The mission is great, and it comes at a cost. But through your donations, we can make a real and lasting impact in the war against human trafficking. 100% of all giving goes directly towards ministry initiatives.
- Educate Yourself: We have included multiple website links below where you can learn more about this global atrocity that is taking place in every country around the world and in every state within the U.S. It is closer to home than most people think and the first step in creating change is understanding the problem.
- Raise Awareness: We would love for you to share with your community about the work TTF is doing. You can follow us on all major social media platforms, as well as join our email community where you can receive the latest information and news.
- Build Community: The unfortunate reality of human trafficking is that it is happening everywhere. We encourage you to be intentional with your community - check in on your friends consistently, build relationships with the at-risk in your community, keep your eyes open and don’t be afraid to ask hard questions. Solid support systems can prevent trafficking from happening before it can occur.
What do I do if I suspect human trafficking?
If someone is in immediate danger, please call your local authorities at 911.
To request a child welfare check in non-emergent situations, please call 311.
If you suspect human trafficking, call the human trafficking hotline: 1-888-373-7888
(TTY:711) or text 233-7333. Or join in the web chat: Click HERE.
Where can I learn more about the human trafficking crisis?
Here are a few resources we recommend.
What is Human Trafficking: https://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/human-trafficking/what-is-human-trafficking.html#Human_Trafficking_FAQs
Myths, Facts, Statistics https://polarisproject.org/myths-facts-and-statistics/
Signs of Human Trafficking: https://humantraffickinghotline.org/human-trafficking/recognizing-signs