The Arclight Foundation

Human Trafficking is the plague of the earth. The depravity of human traffickers has reached incredible levels. The numbers of victims increase each day. According to the Department of Homeland Security, there are over 20 million victims worldwide. Probably the most painful realization for us is that many of those are children will never be rescued... . We intend to change that! Human trafficking is the third largest illegal industry in the world, falling only behind the illegal drug trade and firearms sales. Traffickers use fraudulent means or threats of death to scare the victim into staying, being silent, and being submissive. The torture and bondage breaks the spirit of the victim and they see no way out. Victims are kidnapped, often lured by promises of a better future, sold by family members, or taken to pay debts. Some are born into the life of bondage and will never know life differently from the domination and abuse that they witness daily. The vast majority of US citizens who are taken and trafficked do not leave the United States. The loss of lives to this despicable crime worldwide is staggering. The ArcLight Foundations' primary objective is aggressive and proactive not reactive; support of rescuing victims of human trafficking, sexual exploitation of children, and forced labor. To provide victims and their families a safe haven, immediate food, clothing, with the professional support they need to heal, recover, and regain a life of normalcy. We support victims of domestic violence, help families locate missing loved ones, and solve cold cases. All of these goals unite under the common theme~ We can and will stop this brutality with your help, by joining with Law Enforcement, other Non-profits, The Anti-Human Trafficking Task Forces, and The National and International Anti-Human Trafficking Enterprise. We assist Local, State, Federal, and Tribal, Anti- Human Trafficking Task Forces, and communities as needed. Human Trafficking, in its many forms, is one of the greatest human rights atrocities in the ...Read More