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27.6 million people exploited for labor, services, and commercial sex
Disrupt the profit economy of trafficking
“Is not this the fast that I choose: to loose the bonds of wickedness, to undo the straps of the yoke, to let the oppressed go free, and to break every yoke?”
Isaiah 58:6Let’s chat
We would love to walk you through the strategy behind the fund. Join us for a next-step conversation designed for prospective givers who believe disrupting the business of trafficking is the strategic frontier.
Human trafficking is one of the greatest evils of our age: the buying and selling of God’s children for profit.
An estimated 27.6 million people are trafficked today, separate from the broader 49.6 million trapped in modern slavery: forced into labor, servitude, and sexual exploitation, stripped of freedom and dignity. This isn’t a relic of history; it’s happening now, in our cities, our neighborhoods, and our digital spaces.
Too often we imagine evil as random or isolated. But trafficking is neither. It is organized, coordinated, and profitable: in many places, more unified than the Church itself. It operates as a business, and like any business, it thrives because it tragically is “working.”
The appetite for cheap goods, services, and commercial sex keeps the cycle alive, generating $528.5 billion annually. Profits are laundered, reinvested, and scaled.
Human trafficking is not a random crime. It is a structured business, and that means it can be broken. The Human Trafficking Fund is here to do exactly that.
Every industry has a model
Trafficking is no different. It runs on three gears: supply, logistics, and demand.
For this fund, our focus is clear: disrupting the supply and demand for sex trafficking.
Trafficking operates as a business, and understanding its three gears reveals where it can be broken:
Poverty, conflict, and lack of opportunity create vulnerability. Then traffickers recruit vulnerable individuals through force, fraud or coercion.
Networks move people across borders and platforms, disguising exploitation behind legitimate industries.
The appetite for cheap goods, services, and commercial sex keeps the cycle alive, generating $528.5 billion annually. Profits are laundered, reinvested, and scaled.
When we make trafficking more expensive than the revenue it produces it bankrupts the business. This is turning moral conviction into market disruption.
Disrupt the profit economy of trafficking
Human trafficking is not a random crime. It is a structured business, and that means it can be broken by strategically weakening points in the process.
Trafficking endures because it’s efficient. By making it riskier, harder, and far less profitable, the business model itself begins to fail.
When we make trafficking more expensive than the revenue it produces it bankrupts the business.
The Solving Human Trafficking Fund exists to strengthen the fight against exploitation: expanding current efforts while piloting what it looks like to take the battle to the local level.
Our mission is to disrupt the business of trafficking by shrinking the supply of vulnerable victims, dismantling operational networks, and decimating demand.
Shrinking the supply of vulnerable victims.
Dismantling the operational networks that move people across borders and platforms.
Decimating the demand that keeps the cycle alive.
A measurable reduction in domestic trafficking activity and profitability.
The collapse of trafficking networks as the cost of business exceeds the profit.
Equipping the heroes on the ground with tools to fight better on a local, national and global level.
Fighting in the skies and on the ground
The most innovative and courageous organizations are already on the frontlines. Together, these leaders represent a new generation of problem solvers, deploying redemptive capital to bankrupt the business of exploitation.
The Solving Human Trafficking Fund exists to strengthen the fight against exploitation, expanding current efforts while piloting what it looks like to take the battle to the local level.
Unlocking investible capital to drive traffickers out of business turns generosity into strategy: making trafficking more expensive than the revenue it produces, until the business itself collapses.
The Fund’s first two deployments go to Justice Defense Fund and the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, each chosen for a proven model that raises the cost of exploitation at its source. One holds the platforms and payment networks that profit from exploitation accountable; the other puts survivors in front of the lawmakers who can address the demand that sustains it. Members of each fund receive quarterly reports and updates, providing visibility into the progress and activities of the fund.
Holding Platforms Accountable
Justice Defense Fund (JDF)
JDF works to disrupt the online distribution and monetization of sexual exploitation by holding the platforms and corporate gatekeepers that enable it accountable. Through strategic litigation, survivor advocacy, and public pressure campaigns, JDF targets the platforms hosting illegal sexual content as well as the payment networks, search engines, app stores, and hosting providers that enable its widespread distribution. This grant will help JDF expand a proven model of accountability to additional platforms and gatekeepers, increasing its potential to disrupt exploitation at scale.
Builds on JDF’s success removing 53 million+ images and videos with unverified consent or age from Pornhub, representing more than 91% of the platform’s content
Helped drive stronger global compliance standards adopted by Visa and Mastercard
Expands a proven model to additional platforms and corporate gatekeepers, creating opportunities for broader systemic change
Survivor Voices Shaping Policy
National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE)
NCOSE equips survivors and policymakers to address the systems that sustain commercial sexual exploitation. This grant will support a survivor-led approach to educating policymakers in a high-opportunity state identified through NCOSE’s ongoing research. Survivors of sex trafficking will share their lived experiences directly with state legislators and their staff, alongside subject matter experts who provide research-based insight into trafficking dynamics and the role demand plays in sustaining exploitation. Together, these efforts create opportunities for survivors to shape policy conversations and lay the groundwork for demand-focused policy change.
Builds on NCOSE’s 2026 educational engagement with policymakers across several states
Centers survivor voices alongside research-based expert briefings to deepen understanding of commercial sexual exploitation
Connects sex buying and trafficking to inform demand-focused policy and create pathways for systemic change
Unlocking investible capital to drive traffickers out of business.
A giver’s story
A giver’s story is on the way: why they give toward this work, and what they have seen it do.
The Solving Trafficking Fund
SWGP Giving Funds unite world-class portfolio management with the Faith Driven content and community you trust, transforming generosity into impact.
God calls us to radical generosity: not obligation, not guilt, but an invitation to the joy-filled adventure. When you’ve been rescued you want to rescue others, this is your moment.
You want to give. You want to find that cause to rally around. But we don’t have the time or tribe to be intentional.
Busy lives don’t leave room to analyze every investment or vet every charity. We’re overwhelmed, pulled in a hundred directions: wallets clenched, hearts tugged, minds skeptical. Deep down, we know there has to be a better way. That’s why we’re building collaborative giving funds, uniting content, community, and tools that make it possible to do more, together.
Keel Point
Thrilled to recognize that Keel Point is a catalytic partner who helps shape, launch, and steward the mission of this fund from the beginning.
Co-Founders don’t simply give towards covering the operational expenses of the fund. They lend conviction and collaboration to the work, helping align people, resources, and strategy around a shared problem to be solved. As partners in the fund’s formation, Co-Founders are members of the Investment Committee. They champion the vision, and invite others into a collective effort designed for lasting impact.
If you are interested in becoming a Co-Founder of this or another SWGP Fund please contact us at team@solving.org
We are committed to excellence and transparency, which is why we engage independent third-party organizations, including Calvin Edwards & Company, All Access International, and Brightlight Impact, to evaluate our work. Every two years, each fund undergoes an external review made available to prospective donors and partners. This review outlines the fund’s theory of change, portfolio analysis, governance, operations, and grantmaking practices. It also reviews investment activity and verifies the accuracy of reporting, ensuring donors can give with confidence and clarity.
Board of Advisors
Solving the World’s Greatest Problems Leadership Team
We feel humbled by the opportunity to support this movement behind the scenes. This Leadership Team has a unique combination of proven scale in Content, Community and Funds.
Transfer from your DAF
The Solving the World’s Greatest Problems Giving Funds will be hosted through a Donor Advised Fund (DAF). Contributions can be made directly or from an existing Donor Advised Fund at trusted partners like:
Behind every fund is a group of people who decided that caring wasn’t enough. You want to give and a cause to rally around, but busy lives don’t leave much room to be intentional. No one was built to do this alone. This is where you find your people, and where generosity becomes something you do together.
A free, five-session course to find your why, discern your where, and build a plan for how you, your family, or your business will give. No cost. No catch.
Start the CourseLive, 90-minute Fund Premier Events, one problem at a time, with the entrepreneurs, investors, and ministry leaders already in the fight. Come to learn and feel free to bring a few friends.
See Upcoming EventsPartner Summits are invitation-only gatherings for Champions and Partners: about 50 to 60 givers, fund managers, and problem solvers in one room for deeper relationships and real collaboration.
Explore In-Person EventsA growing community of families and organizations is already giving together. There’s a place in it for you.
Become a MemberFollow the fund. See what your generosity is changing.
One email when it matters: new deployments, measured results from the fight to disrupt trafficking, and stories of lives set free. No noise, ever.