Question 1

What is Called Out Brevard?

Accepted Answer

Called Out Brevard is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2019 that fights human trafficking in Brevard County, Florida through three pillars: community education, survivor support and housing through the SARA's Roots tiny home program, and local advocacy.

Question 2

How can I donate to Called Out Brevard?

Accepted Answer

You can donate through our website at calledoutbrevard.org. We accept one-time donations and monthly giving. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, all donations are tax-deductible. 100% of donations stay local in Brevard County.

Question 3

What is SARA's Roots?

Accepted Answer

SARA's Roots is Called Out Brevard's transitional housing program that provides tiny homes for human trafficking survivors in Brevard County. The program offers survivors independence, dignity, and stability while they rebuild their lives without institutional living requirements.

Question 4

How can I volunteer with Called Out Brevard?

Accepted Answer

You can volunteer by filling out our volunteer application on our website. Opportunities include hosting presentations at schools, churches, or community groups, helping at fundraising events like Totes Against Trafficking, and advocacy work with local government.

Question 5

What is Totes Against Trafficking?

Accepted Answer

Totes Against Trafficking is Called Out Brevard's annual Designer Purse Bingo fundraising event held in Brevard County, Florida. The event raises money to support anti-trafficking education and survivor housing programs.

Question 6

Does Called Out Brevard offer presentations about human trafficking?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Called Out Brevard offers free educational presentations about human trafficking awareness, online safety for kids, and warning signs of trafficking. Presentations are available for schools, churches, businesses, and community organizations in Brevard County.

Question 7

What age group is most vulnerable to human trafficking?

Accepted Answer

Children ages 12-15 are among the most vulnerable to human trafficking. Called Out Brevard focuses education efforts on this age group, teaching them about online safety and recognizing manipulation tactics used by traffickers.

Question 8

Is Called Out Brevard a religious organization?

Accepted Answer

While faith-based, Called Out Brevard specifically partners with organizations that do not force survivors into religious programs or timelines. Survivors are not required to follow any religious requirements to receive help.