Community Mobilization
Reaches out to congregations, businesses, and medical staff to connect with the Taskforce and provide information and resources.
Take action
Know the signs. Make the call. Fill the room.
The more people in Tarrant County who know what to look for, the more tips get made, and the more victims come out. Ask for a presentation. Come on a Tuesday. Do one concrete thing for a survivor.
Impact Teams
Six teams. One taskforce.
We are standing up Impact Teams so congregations, businesses, medical staff, and neighbors have a clear place to plug in.
Important safety notice These team forms are managed by the 5 Stones Foundation for resource coordination. They are not monitored by law enforcement or emergency personnel. If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call 911 immediately.
Hospitality and Volunteerism
Includes our welcome team at Taskforce meetings and helps take care of appreciating all our volunteers.
Law Enforcement Support
Supports and appreciates our law enforcement partners, including the D.A.’s Office.
Mental Health Initiative
Is creating a certification process for survivor care.
Prayer Team
Prayer and intercession for the Taskforce, its leadership, and survivors of trafficking. All faiths welcome.
Survivor Voice
Helps make sure the Taskforce is survivor-informed and also cares for the needs of survivors.
Support survivors
Notes and cards
Handwritten encouragement, delivered by agencies who serve survivors. Do not address the envelope. Leave it unsealed.
$25 gift cards
Walmart or Target cards for clothes and necessities. Deliver to the Taskforce coordinator. Use the I want to help button on this page.
Bus passes
Survivors need rides to medical appointments, counseling, and support groups.
Survivor bags
Unbound and Rescue Her need backpacks, underwear, sports bras, t-shirts, sweatpants, hygiene items, small throws, journals, and adult coloring books. Multiple nonprofits keep an Amazon list for DFW survivors.
Serve with a partner
Advocate
Train with The Net to walk with a survivor. Unbound Now, Traffick911, and A21 offer specialized advocacy — transport, court support, first response.
Train others
Become an Unbound trainer. Take youth prevention, professional training, or community outreach into your school, hotel, or congregation.
Men’s work
Quarterly men’s breakfast in Fort Worth. The Net’s MASE program patrols online commerce that exploits children — men only, trained, supervised. Provide transportation for survivors to safe places with Families to Freedom.
Admin and meals
Filing, spreadsheets, mailings for Unbound or Traffick911. A meal or dessert for a Net support group. Event help when a partner raises funds or awareness.
Give and employ
5 Stones Foundation
The Foundation supports Taskforce operations and projects. Give there, or to a named partner.
Accelerate Institute
Tarrant County College’s short-term training that moves survivors toward a job. Volunteer or donate to that pipeline.
Civic muscle
Tell Fort Worth
People still do not believe this happens here. Tell your coworkers, your church, your HOA. Then send them to a meeting.
Representatives
Ask for real penalties on traffickers and buyers, and for restitution and services for survivors. Vote like you mean it.
Prayer teams
Unbound Now and Traffick911 will help you lead a team: protection, recognition, recovery, justice, and favor for the people on the line.
Need a contact?
Do not guess a partner’s intake line from a search bar. Email the Taskforce and we will route you.