Fighting modern slavery:
Freedom and hope for women and children
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Be a Part of Someone’s Freedom
250 years of a nation’s liberty. 25 years of a survivor’s promise. One mission to ensure that freedom isn't just a date in history, but the living reality for every human story.
The Founder’s Legacy: One Life Saved, Thousands Restored.
On September 11, 2001, our founder walked out of the dust of the Twin Towers with a second chance at life. Twenty-five years later, that survival has become a lifelong commitment: To never ignore the cry of those trapped in the modern-day “rubble” of trafficking and forced labor.
“Freedom For Every Story” is the realization of this quarter-century journey—a bridge between a personal miracle and the urgent work of ensuring no one is left behind in the dark.
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The Declaration of a Stolen Right
Two and a half centuries ago, a nation was born on the belief that liberty is an inalienable right for all of humanity. This foundation not only built America but also mobilized Americans of all generations to fight for the freedom of those who do not enjoy it. One of the major problems in our world today is the evil of modern slavery, where millions are still trapped. Our mission is to set them free. Your support helps fund critical, high-risk interventions and prevention initiatives that declare a woman’s or child’s immediate independence from darkness, bringing them to a place of hope.
Forging Through Transformation
Forging the Foundation of a Free Life
The America of today is a product of a continuous dedication of time, education, and resilience, which has made it the greatest nation in the world. Every generation, carrying the belief that our greatest assets are our children, has invested in providing them with an environment to thrive. Our work involves providing opportunities for children in some of the highest concentrated areas of trafficking in the world. Our prevention efforts ensure safety and a bright future for some of the most vulnerable by providing nutrition (two meals a day), access to healthcare, education for young children, and employable life skills for dropouts. Please make a difference in their lives today.
Freedom
The Living Pursuit of Happiness
The 250-year-old American promise is only fully realized when an individual can step into society as a self-sustaining, empowered citizen. By your giving, you ensure these survivors don’t just experience liberation but finally own their personal pursuit of happiness and independent success.
You can be part of someone’s freedom story.
The First Responders of Independence:
As America marks 250 years of liberty, our frontline teams on the ground are battling the brutal reality of modern slavery to secure that exact same right for the exploited. Stepping into the darkest red-light districts, they risk everything to physically rescue stolen lives and guarantee their very first day of true, hard-won independence.
Save the Children of the World
Udaan – The Flight for a Free Future: Our 250-year legacy of moral leadership means little if innocent children in our world are robbed of their basic freedom—their right to play, learn, and dream. At the Udaan Child Development Centers, we lift the heavy burdens of child labor off small shoulders, trading their trauma for textbooks so they can reclaim their innocence and finally take flight.
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A 25-Year Vow Born from the Most Horrific Tragedy
Twenty-five years ago, I walked out of the rubble of the Twin Towers with a second chance at life, realizing that surviving a day of terror was merely the beginning of my true calling. As America celebrates 250 years of liberty, my personal milestone—second chance—fuels a singular, unbreakable vow: to spend the rest of my life pulling women and innocent children out of the daily terror of modern slavery so they can finally experience their first true day of freedom.
I urge you to stand with me in this mission. There is no more noble act—and no more profound use of our own liberty—than the privilege of freeing another human being.
– Sujo John,
Founder | Survivor