Together we can keep kids safe from predators.

Million Kids is committed to doing everything possible to educate and engage every community across the U.S. to end the exploitation of children. This is a MAJOR UNDERTAKING and requires the resources and generous donations from people like you in order to keep providing workshops and trainings for first responders and government agencies, to distribute the documentary to every middle and high school student, to continue public education with the radio show, podcast and books, all while providing resources and connections wherever the need.

Please consider a monthly or quarterly recurring donation when giving. 

We need the support of foundations, businesses and corporations to keep Million Kids going. Make Million Kids part of your annual giving campaign. And even if you don't own a business, talk to someone who does and see if they would consider making a donation to Million Kids.

$2,500+ ($250 is not tax deductible), and as a thank you receive:

-  your logo on the MillionKids.org website

-  a 150-word voiceover (Opal or station manager to read) to describe your business played during the radio show for four weeks (with no contract)

-  your logo on eight e-blasts sent to the Million Kids network

-  your logo and thank you on a Facebook, Twitter and Instagram post

-  the Million Kids logo to post on your website as a supporter in the fight against child exploitation

$1,500 - $2,499 ($100 is not tax deductible), and as a thank you receive:

- your logo on the MillionKids.org website

- a thank you mention on the radio show for one week

- your logo and thank you on a Facebook, Twitter and Instagram post

$1,000 - $1,499, and as a thank you receive:

- your logo on the MillionKids.org website

 Consider these creative ways to support Million Kids efforts to end child sexual exploitation:

• Gifts in Kind, Non-cash Options, Gifts of Appreciated Property
• Gifts of Real Estate
• Wills, Estate Planning, and Charitable Remainder Trust
• Memorial Gift - make a one time gift to honor a loved one (and we'll include their name on the website or send a personal note to the family at your request)
• Matching Gifts Programs - talk to your employer about matching your gift doubling the amount donated to Million Kids

There are a variety of options to use the fundraising tools in place through community organizations.

• Sign up for a portion of every Amazon purchase to be donated at smile.amazon.com
• Create a Crowdfunding, Peer-to-Peer or Team Fundraiser online (GoFundMe has free fundraising tools including an easy to use app!) 

We are always looking for creative ways to raise funds. We welcome churches, community groups, private organizations, businesses and individuals to conduct fundraising projects that will help us educate the community, gain participation & awareness and generate the resources to fight exploitation. We can help you publicize and provide assistance as we are able. Contact us and let's get something on the calendar.

Here are some ways to raise awareness and funds:

• Fashion shows
• Concerts
• Car shows
• ​​Car Wash
• Art auction
• Silent auction
• 5K walk/run (virtual ones work as well)
• Golf Tournaments
• Themed dinners/parties
• Seasonal Event/Fundraiser
• ​Sales People - donate a portion of your sales
• ​Bake Sales
• Rival schools/sports teams join to host “Two Rivals, One Cause” for a big game
• Touchdowns to Touch Lives—community members pledge to donate a certain amount for every touchdown made
• Spa day for young girls or women—stylists donate time, make appointments ahead of time, etc.
• Make and sell crafts (e.g. bracelets, necklaces, wreaths, ornaments, etc.)
• Donation Match - challenge family, friends, co-workers to match your donation
• Holiday Giving Tree - ask family, friends and co-workers to pledge a donation on paper ornaments and adorn your tree with giving for the holidays!
• Yard sale/Community yard sale - donate all or a portion of your yard sale while creating awareness in your community!
• ​Have a “Non-Event” Event - send out “invitations” to an event that isn’t going to take place. Tell people that “nothing will happen on Tuesday at 7:00” and let them know that they can stay in their homes and not worry about socializing. Then, ask for donations.