SOUL SURVIVOR ISNOT FOR SALEIMPACT REPORT | Q2 2013

THE GLOBAL FIGHT AGAINST SLAVERY

THEYWERE E XPLOITED AND VULNER ABLE

2 6 C O U N T R I E S O N 4 C O N T I N E N T S W O R L D W I D E W E R E A F F E C T E D B Y T R A F F I C K I N G I N Q 2

* Indicates the four countries where Not For Sale has international projects operating

Dominican RepublicEcuadorPeru*Suriname

HungaryNetherlands*Romania*Ukraine

CameroonGhanaGuineaMoroccoNigeriaRwanda

Sierra LeoneSomaliaSouth AfricaTogoUganda

AfghanistanIndiaIndonesiaPhilippinesMyanmarNepalThailand*

AMERICAS EUROPE AFRICA ASIA

T O P D O N O R S W O R L D W I D E

U.S.A.CanadaAustraliaU.K.South Africa

SwedenSouth KoreaNew ZealandNetherlandsAustria

TOGETHERWE PROTECTED, SUPPORTED AND FREED THE ENSL AVED AND E XPLOITED

322

109

48

19

I N Q 2 , N O T F O R S A L E S U P P O R T E D 4 9 8 I N D I V I D U A L S

Peru

Thailand

Romania

Netherlands

498

56%OF THOSE WE SUPPORTED WERE

CHILDREN

BEY IS GOING TO COLLEGE

— Kru Nam, DirectorNot For Sale, Thailand

CHILDREN ARE THE FUTURE OF THE WORLD. WE INVEST IN THEM BECAUSE THE Y ARE WORTH IT.

— Bey*, survivor, ThailandI HOPE OTHER S SEE ME A ND THINK , SHE IS L IK E ME , A ND STILL SHE WA S A BLE TO GE T HER EDUCATION.

3 O U T O F 5 H AV E N E V E R B E E N T O S C H O O L

3 3 % O F T H E S E C H I L D R E N W E R E U N D E R 1 2 Y E A R S O L D

OF THE CHILDREN WE WORKED WITH IN Q2 THE FIRST STATELESS CHILD TO ATTEND UNIVERSIT Y

MOST OF THESE CHILDREN WERE DENIED SCHOOLING

60% OF THESE CHILDREN WERE GIRLS

deni e d

Bey was born in the Golden Triangle.

Unable to claim citizenship in any country, she was not allowed to go to school.

Living in poverty, Bey spent most of her time begging to eat. When she was 10 years old, a man told her she could make money selling flowers in a karaoke bar. Karaoke bars are notorious for selling sex.

We found Bey after she had been exploited for years. With the love, support, and schooling she received at our

children's home she was able to achieve what had initially seemed like an unachievable dream: she is now the first stateless child to enroll in college.

One of the only ways to become a Thai citizen is by graduating from a Thai university. Once Bey graduates she may become a citizen and will have the power to support herself.

She will be free.

SOUTHEAST ASIA

M YA N M A R

L A O ST H A I L A N D

THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE

Ruak RiverMekong River

* Name has been changed to protect identity

86%ARE MINORITIES OR

STATELESSNOT RECOGNIZED AS CITIZENS OF ANY COUNTRY

THE CYCLE OF EXPLOITATION

We PROTECT vulnerable children by providing them with safe housing, stable living environments and the opportunities to learn, play and grow.

We INTERVENE in the lives of exploited children by offering alternatives to dangerous work offers, and providing safehouses for young survivors.

We RESTORE survivors through holistic programs and job trainings that allow individuals to thrive in environments of dignified employment.

We PREVENT young families from being exploited, and equip survivors to protect their children from abuse through job placement.

When a person is vulnerable they are trapped in circumstances beyond their control. Without help, an exploited child becomes an exploited teen, and then an adult with their own child who is in turn trapped in the same circumstances. Not For Sale works to break this cycle of exploitation at every stage because we believe that no one should be for sale. TOGETHER WE CAN

BREAK THE CYCLEOF EXPLOITATION

NOT FOR SALEBRE AKS THECYCLE AT EVERY STAGE

HOW YOU HAVE BEEN FUNDING FREEDOM IN Q2

We empowered working mothers through trainings with an artisan group which led to a 150% increase in jewelry production. With the increased income from their products, mothers are equipped to protect their vulnerable families.

We provided three young women with cosmetology training and the experience they needed to obtaina job. Training that leads to careers creates stability and independence for survivors by empowering them to excel in the workforce, with a job they enjoy.

2 8 %Life Skills + Job Training

6 3 %Safety + Stability

TR AININGS INCRE ASE STABILIT Y

OF THE CHILDREN WE SUPPORTED IN Q2

TR AINING LE ADS TO EMPLOYMENT

A child like Bey who is rescued from exploitation has no power to set her life on course again. No amount of hard work allows a child to protect themselves. It is our job to provide the shelter, education and community these children need to be free.

9 %DignifiedWork

NEW INTERNSHIP

244SERVICES

19SERVICES

191SERVICES

Our fourth annual Free2Play camp encouraged the 130 children at our children’s home to take playing seriously. International volunteers joined the kids in a week of games, providing essential support to the children’s social development.

LE ARNING TO BE A KID

3 9 %Life Skills + Job Training

5 9 %Safety + Stability

2 %DignifiedWork

369SERVICES

T H A I L A N D

R O M A N I A N E T H E R L A N D S

P E R U

1 0 0 %Life Skills + Job Training

For survivors who have completed our soup training, we successfully implemented a new culinary training program focused on the demands of working in a busy, professional kitchen. An extensive internship curriculum translates to stronger job opportunities.

6 7 %Life Skills + Job Training

3 3 %DignifiedWork

I N Q 2 , N O T F O R S A L E P R O V I D E D 8 2 3 S E R V I C E S T O H E L P R E S T O R E V I C T I M S A N D I N D I V I D U A L S AT R I S K

823SERVICES

Job Placement

Education

Repatriation

Rescue

Shelter

Healthcare

13%

15%

30%

2%

Legal 11%

10%1%

18%

LIFE

SKI

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+ JO

B TR

AINI

NGSA

FETY

+ S

TABI

LITY

DIGN

IFIE

D W

ORK

VocationalTraining

96%RECEIVED STABILITY +SHELTER

83%RECEIVEDEDUCATION

FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE

The Not For Sale Founders’ Circle is an annual recognition society reserved for our most generous donors, individuals and families who give $500 or more in a year.  Critical to bringing freedom to the over 30 million women, children, and men trapped in slavery today, the donations of these individuals allow us to provide survivors with holistic rehabilitation that breaks the cycle of exploitation.

PRESIDENTS’ CIRCLE $25,000+Gary and Delores Arabian

David and Wendy Drake

Mariel Foundation

Lyndon Lea

Jane and Hugh Marquis

Tom Christie and Adrianne Pennings

Jami and William Voge

BENEFACTOR $5,000 OR MOREMatt and Tara Barber

Jimmy Crangle

PATRON $2,500 OR MORE Michael Hope

Tony and Jo Lawson

Elise St. John and Mark McDiarmid

Robert and Karen May

ADVOCATE$1,000 OR MORELorna M. Auerbach

Ben Chu

Marlene M. Evans

Kimberly Fitzgerald

Samuel Fraser

Joseph and Diana Gray

Kacie Goff

Laurie J. Heath

Phil and Tammy Hotsenpiller

Jennifer Kong

Ethical Choices LLC

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lochead

Logan and Carol McDaneld

Kelly and Danlyn Miller

Peter and Diane Nauseda

Nathan and Sarah Seder

Rose Marie Springer

SUPPORTER$500 OR MOREA. Brown

Dan Gertler

Erin M. Giles

Katie H.

Scott and Lisa Halsted

Dr. Holger Iversen

Ji-Young Kim

Ogemaw Hills Free Methodist

Church, West Branch, MI

Barb Recine

Jonathan Ruiz

Vacaville High School Not

For Sale Club

Stacey A. Williams

Kevan Wilson

Paula Wong

Mariko Yamaoka

THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE

CHILDREN LIKE BEY DEPEND ON US. AND WE DEPEND ON YOU.

INVEST IN CHILDREN TODAY