CORRECIONAL

CORRECIONAL

Discipline for men. Rescue for the exploited.

Correctional is a Christ-centered program for men fighting pornography, lust, and sin. Your battle funds someone else's freedom: 90% of every pledge goes directly to organizations doing documented work against trafficking and the sexual exploitation of children — identification, aftercare, housing, prosecution, and the removal of child sexual abuse material. The remaining 10% runs the program.

90%TO THE FIGHT AGAINST TRAFFICKING 10%RUNS CORRECTIONAL
"Learn to do right; seek justice. Defend the oppressed." — Isaiah 1:17
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The Pledge

Minimum $50. Recommended $150.

YOUR PLEDGE
$150
SPLIT CONTROL YOU SET THE SPLIT
TO THE CHARITIES 90% RUNS CORRECTIONAL 10%

You decide Correctional's share — take it from the default 10% down to 0% and send everything to the fight.

TO THE FRONT LINES (90%) $135.00
RUNS CORRECTIONAL (10%) $15.00

Payment processing to be integrated (Stripe planned). This is a working prototype.

PROJECTED IMPACT OF $135.00 DEPLOYED
  • 2.0 Days of aftercare housing, food, and casework @ $45 / DAY
  • 0.6 Border or transit interceptions @ $150 / OPERATION
  • 2.6 Investigation hours @ $35 / HOUR
  • 1.1 Trauma-informed counseling sessions @ $80 / SESSION
  • 1.5 Hours of survivor legal casework @ $60 / HOUR
  • 2.3% Share of one documented rescue @ $4,000 / PERSON

Illustrative model, not a promise. These numbers are not additive — they are six ways of reading the same dollars. How we estimate this →

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Transparency

$0

Raised to date. Where every dollar went.

Unallocated funds are shown as their own partition. Allocations are updated quarterly, alongside the published disbursement reports.

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Pledges

Live
    04

    Who the Money Actually Helps

    Published figures on who is being exploited, and what it takes to keep them free.

    6.3 million

    People in forced commercial sexual exploitation on any given day. Almost four in five are women or girls.

    ILO / Walk Free / IOM, Global Estimates of Modern Slavery (2022) Read the figure →     3.3 million

    Children in forced labour. More than half of them are in commercial sexual exploitation.

    ILO press summary of the 2022 Global Estimates Read the figure →     38%

    Of detected trafficking victims worldwide in 2022 were children — up 31% from 2019. Among girl victims, 60% were trafficked for sexual exploitation.

    UNODC, Global Report on Trafficking in Persons 2024 Read the figure →     21.3 million

    Reports of suspected child sexual exploitation submitted to NCMEC’s CyberTipline in 2025, containing 61.8 million files. Online-enticement reports reached 1.4 million.

    NCMEC CyberTipline data, 2025 Read the figure →     2,666

    Minors identified in U.S. National Human Trafficking Hotline cases in 2024 — among cases where age was known. This is who reached a hotline, not total prevalence.

    Polaris / National Human Trafficking Hotline, 2024 Read the figure →     258 / 13,557

    IJM measured 258 survivors as fully restored in FY2025, against 13,557 people brought to freedom. Getting someone out is not the same as keeping them free.

    IJM Canada Impact Report, FY Apr 2024–Mar 2025 Read the figure →