Traffick911 is the only agency providing 24/7 crisis response to child sex trafficking victims across all of North Texas: Dallas, Tarrant, Denton, Collin, Ellis, and Rockwall Counties.
Thanks to the generosity of the Duncan Stubbs Foundation, all gifts made to North Texas Giving Day will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $15,000 now through September 18!
Meeting a child’s most basic needs can spark profound change. For Khloe*, it started in the middle of deep exhaustion and hunger. A teddy bear. A hot meal. A safe place. That’s where her healing began.
Traffick911 Program Director, Courtney, met 16-year-old Khloe* when she was recovered from an unhoused encampment.
Upon arrival, she was informed that Khloe hadn’t slept in two days, was experiencing the effects of a substance, and repeatedly asking for food.
Courtney quickly provided a hot meal and handed her the teddy bear from her Survivor Care Backpack, which Khloe held all night as she slept. As the crisis call went on, ticking past the usual 8-10 hours, Khloe continued to sleep —never once letting the teddy bear leave her arms.
Courtney recalls, “As I left, I couldn’t help but doubt that I had any impact on Khloe." But to Courtney’s surprise, when Khloe woke up the next day, she was the first person Khloe asked about.
You see, when we meet a child in their most desperate moments and provide safety and security, it is powerful beyond words.
Crisis response sets the foundation for their healing journey, and this North Texas Giving Day, you have the chance to provide safety and freedom for more courageous kids just like Khloe.
Even when it seems like no one notices, our advocates are planting seeds of safety, trust, and hope. But we can’t do this work alone. Your gift ensures that every child has someone who will keep showing up—especially when it feels like no one else can.
When you donate to Traffick911 your gift will be matched dollar-for-dollar by Duncan Stubbs Foundation for survivors like *Khloe.
Will you stand with us today so more kids can wake up to the safety and love they deserve?
*For protection, the client’s name has been changed. Though Khloe is not her real name, her story is very real, as is the impact you have on the lives of youth just like her.
Mission: Traffick911 exists with the sole purpose of freeing youth from sex trafficking by building trust-based relationships.
Vision: Communities free from relational brokenness.
Values: Hope, humility, and humanity
The core of what we do at Traffick911 begins when a child is recovered from an active sex trafficking incident by law enforcement and we are notified. At that point, T911 immediately dispatches an Advocate to their location who arrives within 60-90 minutes. During the crisis response, T911 meets youth right where they are at their point of recovery—in a police station, Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC), hospital, detention facility, treatment center, or in the community—and begins building trust bonds with each child while simultaneously collaborating with system partners to safety plan and determine next steps.
But that is just the beginning! Advocates work with survivors into adulthood for long-term healing and protection from re-victimization through trauma-informed case management, goal-planning, and connection to safe community relationships.
When you give to Traffick911 on North Texas Giving Day, your gift will stretch twice as far to ensure even more child sex trafficking survivors have access to full-time, trauma-informed advocates.
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In-Person Volunteering
McKinney Sip & Stroll - Brews & Boos Walk
Downtown McKinney
October 25, 2025
Organization name
Traffick911
Causes
Human Trafficking & Exploitation
Operating Budget
$3,000,000 - $9,999,999
Counties Served
Collin, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Rockwall, Tarrant
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American, Asian/Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Latinx, Native American
BIPOC Leadership
Executive Director/CEO
Address
4575 Claire Chennault