What is Restore Corps?
Restore Corps operates as a specialized non-profit entity dedicated to the comprehensive support of human trafficking survivors. By functioning as the primary regional point of contact, the organization bridges the gap between immediate crisis intervention and long-term recovery. Their operational model is built upon a foundation of trauma-informed care, which is integrated into a broader framework of community education and systemic policy reform. As a key member of the TN Counter Trafficking Alliance, Restore Corps maintains a high-authority position in the regional social services landscape, effectively coordinating multi-stakeholder efforts to provide consistent, high-quality support services for survivors while simultaneously equipping local communities to identify and mitigate trafficking risks.
How much funding has Restore Corps raised?
Restore Corps has raised a total of $5.8M across 2 funding rounds:
Private Equity
$4.2M
Unspecified
$1.6M
Private Equity (2012): $4.2M with participation from Innova Memphis, Inc..
Unspecified (2015): $1.6M led by MB Venture Partners and Mountain Group Partners
Key Investors in Restore Corps
MB Venture Partners
A Memphis-based venture capital firm specializing in providing capital and strategic direction to life science companies, with a focus on medical device innovation.
Mountain Group Partners
A Nashville-based venture capital firm that invests in early-stage companies within the Life Sciences, AgTech, and Technology sectors, utilizing a patient, family-office-style approach.
Innova Memphis, Inc.
An early-stage investor focused on enabling high-growth companies in the healthcare and technology sectors through seed capital and hands-on mentorship.
What's next for Restore Corps?
With the infusion of this latest capital, Restore Corps is positioned to scale its advocacy and support infrastructure. The strategic focus will likely shift toward enhancing the sustainability of its aftercare programs and deepening its collaborative efforts with community partners to drive systemic change. By utilizing these resources to refine its operational capacity, the organization aims to increase its reach and impact, ensuring that survivors receive the necessary resources to achieve long-term stability. Future growth will be defined by the organization's ability to translate this financial support into measurable improvements in survivor outcomes and broader community safety metrics, further cementing its status as a leader in the anti-trafficking sector.
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