The Seed Collective

A movement of like-minded people all around the world who believe in justice, in empowerment, and that one’s past should not dictate one’s future.

Being a survivor is hard and complex, and we know that true freedom means so much more than simple distance from a trafficker, a pimp, a madam, or an oppressor. An estimated 80% of those who are “rescued” from trafficking are re-exploited simply due to lack of job opportunities for those in their position – limited job skills, incomplete educations, as well as the social stigma of their past, even when it wasn’t their choice.

With Free The Girls, survivors of sex trafficking around the world are able to become entrepreneurs, setting up micro-enterprises in their local communities to give them the opportunity to become who they were always created/meant to be.

YOUR MONTHLY CONTRIBUTION GOES TOWARD ALL OF THIS.

IT’S LIKE A SUBSCRIPTION FOR JUSTICE!

There is no easy way to predict trends in charitable giving year over year, which presents a challenge for non-profits in long-term planning. Having reliable monthly income helps us (and our partners) plan for the future. If you usually make a one-time annual donation, please consider breaking up your donation into smaller monthly amounts as a Seed Collective member.

YOU CAN BE ASSURED THAT YOUR INVESTMENT HAS AN INCREDIBLE RETURN IN THE FORM OF FREEDOM, PEACE, AND GENERATIONAL IMPACT.

We invite you to be part of the Seed Collective.

  • "After working on the back side of different organizations, I can tell others that "every little bit counts" towards a greater outcome.Your $5 matters. And your one skill, whatever that is, can be used in multiple ways."

    Pam Encinas
    DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR // COLORADO, UNITED STATES

  • "Since I can't be on the ground helping the women directly, this is the little I can contribute to get them started. Knowing my talents and skills are going towards getting a woman's business up and running so that she can begin her journey of freedom is so fulfilling."

    Chris Skiera-Vaughn
    IT SPECIALIST // TENNESSEE, UNITED STATES

  • "I always liked what Free The Girls was about: helping survivors. Seems like lots of organizations are focused on finding victims and FTG helps survivors rebuild their lives..."

    Samantha Mullins
    FTG AMBASSADOR // MISSOURI, UNITED STATES

  • "You don’t need to be big to do good and be involved! I was just starting my company when I became involved with Free The Girls. There’s always something you can do!"

    Alex Pluthero
    CEO WEAR MY FREEDOM // LONDON, ENGLAND

  • "I was aware of trafficking and saw that it destroyed lives. It felt like it was unfortunate for the survivors and that there was no hope for the victims, that I couldn’t help dismantle a trafficking operation. But FTG has shown that there are ways to help, ways that are more feasible and that provide alternatives and way out for the women. And it’s done in a practical and approachable way."

    Ed Brussa
    ENG-SPA TRANSLATOR // INDIANA, UNITED STATES

  • "While I was living in Uganda, I actually got to meet some of the women that FTG serves and saw just how important this step was for each of them into the rest of their lives. When given choice and freedom, these women thrived. And after seeing such amazing results, I couldn't NOT continue aiding these women in their journeys."

    Chris Skiera-Vaughn
    WORSHIP PASTOR // TENNESSEE, UNITED STATES