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Tread on Trafficking is a wellness challenge and fundraiser to help end child trafficking and exploitation. It’s simple: Anyone anywhere can sign up. Treaders ask sponsors to support them for the number of miles or hours they spend running, swimming, biking, or working out.

Challenge yourself, connect to others, help protect children.

Already signed up? Get some resources to help you succeed in Tread on Trafficking!

Right now, it's estimated that about 4 million children are being trafficked. you can put your foot down to end child trafficking.

Here's how it works:

Choose a fitness activity

and set a goal you feel you can reach. Consider biking, running, swimming, pilates, yoga — or be creative! Participants in Tread on Trafficking have done everything from pogo-stick to paddle board.
Personalize your page

and set a fundraising goal. Keep it reachable - you can always increase your goal later! Add a photo to your page, tell your story about why this effort matters to you, and customize your URL.
Share about your goals

to your friends and family - tell them about what you’re doing, ask if they’ll support, and send them a link to your page. Post your page on your social accounts, too!
Begin Treading

either by yourself, with friends or a team. And know that with every step you’ll be helping children affected by trafficking.

take the first step:

what does the money do?

Tread on Trafficking has been running a dozen years, and in that time has raised over half a million dollars. Those funds have been a part of Love146 reaching over 65,000 children with prevention education and survivor care.

with funds raised by your efforts, you are...

Providing a child recovering from trafficking with holistic care, journeying alongside them for as long as it takes.

Meeting a young person’s practical needs of food, healthcare, and education as they heal.

Supporting a survivor to access and succeed in higher education and employment.

Helping a victim to seek justice against their traffickers.

Preventing trafficking by helping a child understand vulnerability, spot the signs of trafficking, identify healthy support systems, and learn skills they need to stay safe.

Responding to a child who may be in danger by going to meet with them, listen to them, give them resources, and help them understand if they've been victimized.

Equipping a professional with an up-to-date and research-based child trafficking prevention curriculum, bringing it to youth in schools, juvenile justice and child welfare agencies, and other community settings.

*For privacy and protection, Love146 changes names and obscures details about our clients, and no identifiable images in our communications are of children known to be exploited.

Tread on Trafficking is a wellness challenge and fundraiser to help end child trafficking and exploitation. It’s simple: Anyone anywhere can sign up. Treaders ask sponsors to support them for the number of miles or hours they spend running, swimming, biking, or working out.

Right now, it's estimated that about 4 million children are being trafficked. you can put your foot down to end child trafficking.

Here's how it works:

Choose a fitness activity

Personalize your page

Share about your goals

Begin Treading

take the first step:

what does the money do?

with funds raised by your efforts, you are...

Providing a child recovering from trafficking with holistic care, journeying alongside them for as long as it takes.

Meeting a young person’s practical needs of food, healthcare, and education as they heal.

Supporting a survivor to access and succeed in higher education and employment.

Helping a victim to seek justice against their traffickers.

Preventing trafficking by helping a child understand vulnerability, spot the signs of trafficking, identify healthy support systems, and learn skills they need to stay safe.

Responding to a child who may be in danger by going to meet with them, listen to them, give them resources, and help them understand if they've been victimized.

Equipping a professional with an up-to-date and research-based child trafficking prevention curriculum, bringing it to youth in schools, juvenile justice and child welfare agencies, and other community settings.

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Tread on Trafficking is a wellness challenge and fundraiser to help end child trafficking and exploitation. It’s simple: Anyone anywhere can sign up. Treaders ask sponsors to support them for the number of miles or hours they spend running, swimming, biking, or working out.

Right now, it's estimated that about 4 million children are being trafficked. you can put your foot down to end child trafficking.

Here's how it works:

Choose a fitness activity

Personalize your page

Share about your goals

Begin Treading

take the first step:

The momentum of Tread on Trafficking

what does the money do?

with funds raised by your efforts, you are...

Providing a child recovering from trafficking with holistic care, journeying alongside them for as long as it takes.

Meeting a young person’s practical needs of food, healthcare, and education as they heal.

Supporting a survivor to access and succeed in higher education and employment.

Helping a victim to seek justice against their traffickers.

Preventing trafficking by helping a child understand vulnerability, spot the signs of trafficking, identify healthy support systems, and learn skills they need to stay safe.

Responding to a child who may be in danger by going to meet with them, listen to them, give them resources, and help them understand if they've been victimized.

Equipping a professional with an up-to-date and research-based child trafficking prevention curriculum, bringing it to youth in schools, juvenile justice and child welfare agencies, and other community settings.

POPULAR ARTICLES

RECENT VIDEOS

About

SUPPORT OUR WORK

OUR IMPACT