• We are a trauma informed, survivor centered organization helping survivors of human trafficking and sexual traumas find hope, healing, and restoration. Giving today can change the life of a survivor tomorrow!

If you are in extreme danger, please call 911.

If you are feeling suicidal or are having thoughts of suicide, please contact the crisis line at 988.

If you suspect you or someone you know are being trafficked, please contact the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-377-7888 or text 233733 “help”.

If you suspect you or someone you know are being trafficked and are in Colorado, please contact the Colorado Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-866-455-5075 or text 720-999-9724 “help”.

If you recently have experienced a sexual trauma of any kind please contact the National Sex Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 or go to online.rainn.org for more assistance.

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Our Impact.

Bravestone Project is a non-profit organization since 2021. We have educated over 500 individuals in collaborations with other organizations and our programs in Mesa, Montrose, and Delta Counties. We helped 50 survivors of some form of trafficking. Assisted in some way to help find 29 missing persons.

In collaborations with others, we have educated over 300 individuals in 2024, assisted with 2 survivors, helped find 6 missing persons. Majority or our time was spent in raising awareness online and during events at churches and in community, a major concert, programs, volunteer training, trainings at the college campus, and local businesses and organizations.

Since 2021 BP Impact

Bravestone Project 2024 Impact

Of the 29 missing persons we assisted with 6 Adults and 23 Minors of those 62% were suspected trafficked, of those suspected 15 were confirmed to be trafficked, and 33% were in mental health crisis.

Since 2021 Bravestone Project has helped 50 survivors of human trafficking in some form.

Sex Trafficked Victims/Survivors

Missing Persons - Run-Away

Studies suggest that a large percentage of sex trafficked victims have some sort of sexual abuse in their history.

References and statistics from Polaris Project, NCMEC, RAINN, CCASA

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Our Vision & Our Focus

Awarded a Grant

We are excited to announce that Western Colorado Community Foundation on Dec. 2, 2024 has awarded us a $2,500 grant from the Evelyn and Glen Hailey Fund for Women and Girls for our Bravestone Project Conference Jan. 25th, 2025. Our theme this year is Together We Rise: Building Connections and Strengthening Resilience.

ABOUT WCCF
The Western Colorado Community Foundation serves seven counties in western Colorado, managing charitable funds for community good. Currently, the Community Foundation manages over 300 charitable funds totaling over $145 million in assets and awards over $5.5 million in grants and scholarships annually.

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survivors heal.