During Missing Child Rescue Operations law enforcement and child protection professionals work tirelessly to restore safety to endangered missing children in their communities. A simple note from you can remind them that they are seen, valued, and supported during this experience.
Write a Message of Support for the Heroes Searching for Missing Kids. Your message will be hand-delivered during our next Missing Child Rescue Operation in New York.
Not sure what to Write?
“Thank you for your tireless work to bring missing kids home. Your dedication means the world to so many.”
“I can’t imagine how hard your job is, but I want you to know that your work is seen, appreciated, and life-changing.”
“Every child you find, every family you help, every late night you work—it all matters. Thank you for never giving up when it comes to keeping kids safe.”
“Your commitment to protecting vulnerable kids does not go unnoticed. Keep going!”
“I may not know you, but I want you to know that what you do matters. Thank you for giving endangered missing kids a chance.”
supporting the people who serve our most vulnerable youth
The harsh Reality
Imagine working cases, sifting through leads, chasing clues, and coordinating recovery efforts across multiple agencies—all for one goal: returning a missing child to safety. Only to see that same child’s name cross your desk again the following week because they ran away once again. It can feel like this is a problem without a solution. For the the law enforcement and child protection professionals on the frontlines, exhaustion is inevitable. But this work is more than a job; it’s a mission. And missions like this can feel isolating at times.
During a Missing Child Rescue Operation we spend three intense days not only locating endangered missing kids, but looking deeper to understand why they’re running. These caring adults carefully examine each child’s case and work collaboratively to develop individualized solutions that better serve the vulnerable youth in their communities.
And that’s where you come in. A simple note of gratitude—telling these professionals that their work matters—can make them feel seen and valued. Your message will be hand-delivered to participants at our next Missing Child Rescue Operation as a lasting reminder that their work is appreciated.
Our next Missing Child Rescue Operation is happening in New York soon. Let’s make sure every frontline hero has a message of encouragement waiting for them on Day one.
What should I write? Simple words of encouragement mean everything. “Your work is making a difference. Keep going. Thank you!”
Does it need to be a certain length? We print your notes on postcards to give to Missing Child Rescue Operation participants a tangible reminder of your appreciation so we ask that you try to keep it short and sweet.
Can I submit more than one? Absolutely!
Will you let me know when my note is delivered? Yes– we'll send you updates about your note as well as the latest news from our Missing Child Rescue Operations.
Your gift of $25/month supports Missing Child Rescue Operations in four communities in 2025.
The need for more Missing Child Rescue Operations has never been greater—every day, more children slip through the cracks. This is a problem we can help solve right now. Our innovative model is proving that rapid, collaborative intervention changes outcomes for our most vulnerable youth, but without additional funding, we simply can’t expand these lifesaving operations to the communities that need them most.
Show your gratitude for the frontline heroes searching for missing, exploited, & trafficked children.
👉 A few words of encouragement can provide renewed determination during a Missing Child Rescue Operation.
Most people want to help missing kids but don’t know where to start. Here are two powerful ways to take action today:
Write a note to uplift the law enforcement and child services workers working to create better outcomes for vulnerable kids during Missing Child Rescue Operations.
A monthly gift of $25 fuels fourmissing child rescue operations in 2025.