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Love146

U.S.-based anti-child trafficking non-profit organization


U.S.-based anti-child trafficking non-profit organization

FieldValue
nameLove146
logo_captionThe logo of Love146
formerlyJustice for Children International (2004-2007)
established2004
logoLove146Logo.png
key_peopleRob Morris (CEO & Co-Founder)
employees54 (2018-2019)
revenue$4.4 million
revenue_year2020-2021 FY
headquartersNew Haven, Connecticut
locationField projects and partnerships in the United States, the United Kingdom, the Philippines
website

Love146 is a U.S.-based 501(c)(3) non-profit international anti-child trafficking organization.

History

Love146 was founded in 2002, when the group's co-founders, Rob Morris, Lamont Hiebert, Desirea Rodgers, and Caroline Hahm, went on an exploratory trip to Southeast Asia to see how they could help combat child trafficking. According to Love146, as part of an undercover operation, investigators took several co-founders into a brothel where they witnessed young girls being sold for sex. The girls were given identification numbers pinned to their dresses. One girl in particular stood out. Her number was 146. The co-founders returned to the US and began Love146.

Prior to the establishing of Love146, co-founder and president, Rob Morris, worked with Mercy Ships International.

Love146 became an official public charity in March 2004, under the name Justice for Children International. In 2007, the group changed their name to Love146. Baume & Mercier sent Pulitzer Prize winning photojournalist Carolyn Cole to Southeast Asia to take photos in support of Love146. In 2008, Baume & Mercier hosted an exhibition of her photos in New York City titled "Into the Light".

28 states have utilized the organization's curriculum as of 2022.

References

References

  1. (9 May 2013). "LOVE146 INC - Full text of "Full Filing" for fiscal year ending June 2019". [[ProPublica]].
  2. "Fall DTS 2010 Speakers".
  3. "Guidestar".
  4. "The Love146 Story".
  5. "Vision & Values".
  6. "Brains on Fire | Ambassador-Led Movements | Love 146".
  7. (2010-02-03). "USA - "Into the Light" photography & charity event {{!}} Baume & Mercier".
  8. "Love (146) Is Back In Town".
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