About Us
Our Vision
We work towards building a community where every child experiences life in all its fullness. Where they are protected, cared for and given the opportunities to become all God meant them to be. Where they grow strong in communities free of need and full of promise. Where families are valued, the environment preserved and the most vulnerable live in security and confidence. Where they become responsible citizens. Where peace and justice reign and all have the right to contribute.Where they flourish in a country where the treasure of our hearts and the measure of our wealth is the happiness and well-being of all children.
Our Mission
One Bread Foundation advocates, raises awareness, and provides monetary support for the rehabilitation of child victims of sex trafficking in the United States.
Our Values
Advocate
We fight for children who are victims of sex trafficking by pushing for stronger laws and mandatory sentencing
Educate
We raise awareness about the growing crisis of child sex trafficking in the U.S., empowering communities to take action
Collaborate
We work with law enforcement, lawmakers, schools, and community leaders to develop long-term solutions
Why We Do It
“Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.”
— Matthew 25:40 (NET)
As a faith-based organization, we believe every child is precious and deserving of compassion. Inspired by Matthew 25:40, we recognize that caring for the vulnerable is an act of service to God Himself. This conviction undergirds our commitment to rescue, rehabilitate, and advocate for children who have endured trafficking, ensuring that no child is overlooked or forgotten.
Our Leadership Team
Our dedicated leadership team is committed to driving our mission forward with passion and integrity. Their experience and vision guide our efforts to make a meaningful impact. Want to learn more about the people behind our organization?
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