Your business can stand against human trafficking.
Join the Where Hope Lives Business Alliance and receive a free Business Partner Starter Kit to help your company raise awareness, educate your team, and take a thoughtful first step toward helping survivors.
This is not a payment page. It is a simple way for your business to raise its hand and begin exploring how to stand for safety, restoration, and hope.
Join the Business Alliance interest list.
The Where Hope Lives Business Alliance is for businesses that want to stand publicly against human trafficking in a careful, survivor-honoring way.
When you fill out the form, we can send your free Business Partner Starter Kit and help your company learn about practical next steps, including awareness resources, employee education, tours, lunch-and-learns, sponsorships, and deeper corporate partnership opportunities.
What you can receive
A starter kit designed to help your business understand the mission, share carefully, and begin taking a meaningful first step.
Inside the starter kit:
- Business awareness guide for understanding human trafficking
- Trauma-informed language your company can use publicly
- Digital Business Alliance badge for your website or social media
- Simple employee awareness resources for your team
- Information about tours, lunch-and-learns, and sponsorship opportunities
- Next-step options for deeper corporate partnership with Where Hope Lives
After you submit the form, JoAnna Shipe, Corporate Relations Director for Where Hope Lives, can help your business explore the next step that makes the most sense for your team and culture.
Get the free starter kit.
Enter your information below and we can follow up with Business Alliance resources, awareness tools, and practical next-step options for your company.
Your business begins with a thoughtful first step.
You do not have to know the full partnership path today. Start by receiving the starter kit, then explore the next step that fits your company.
Receive the starter kit
Get practical information about how businesses can stand against human trafficking with wisdom and care.
Share with your team
Use the guide, language, and awareness resources to begin a thoughtful internal conversation.
Explore training
Learn how your employees can receive human trafficking awareness education in a trauma-informed way.
Consider a tour
Ask about a private tour or business briefing to help your leadership team understand the mission more deeply.
Discuss sponsorships
Learn about event sponsorships, featured opportunities, matching gifts, or corporate partnership options.
Stay connected
Receive occasional updates about ways your company can stand with survivors and help make hope visible.
Your business can help make hope more visible.
Human trafficking often remains hidden when communities do not know how to talk about it, where help exists, or what survivor care really requires.
A business that joins the conversation can help bring awareness into ordinary places, storefronts, offices, salons, clinics, restaurants, gyms, and professional networks.
That public stand matters. It tells survivors they are not forgotten. It tells your community that healing is possible.
This is a values statement for your company.
The Business Alliance gives your company a way to say something important.
It says your business believes vulnerable women and children deserve safety. It says your team wants to be aware, compassionate, and part of the solution. It says your company wants to stand for something beyond ordinary commerce.
The first step is simple. Join the interest list and receive the starter kit.
Ready to take the first step?
Join the Business Alliance interest list and receive free resources to help your company stand against human trafficking with care, dignity, and wisdom.
Privacy note: Where Hope Lives protects the identity and safety of every girl, young woman, child, and family in our care. Story elements and details may be combined, altered, or withheld to preserve safety, dignity, and survivor privacy. Business Alliance materials should always honor survivors and avoid graphic, sensational, or exploitative language.