Tue, Jan 27, 2026, at 6PM
Desert Mountain Golf Club in Scottsdale
In honor of Human Trafficking Awareness Month.
Raw Stories - Real Survivors - Real Education
Join us for 6,000: A Night of Change. A survivor-led event that reveals how grooming begins long before trafficking, and how easily it can be happen no matter your zip code.
Tickets include a delicious Mexican Buffet.
Sponsorship Opportunities Available
Grooming Prevention Hotline
If you suspect a potential grooming situation with the intent to exploit (traffick), we are here to listen, answer questions, and offer support.
National Grooming Prevention Hotline - 623-688-3214
Predators build a relationship with a child or adult to abuse and exploit them. They build trust but use it to control, isolate, and abuse their victims emotionally, physically and sexually.
Need Immediate Help to get out of Trafficking?
Please contact the following:
National Human Trafficking Hotline 1-888-373-7888
TTY:711 Text *233733
Arizona Human Trafficking Tip Line:
1-877 -429-8477
888-SOS-CHILD
Where Hope Lives 24/7 Hotline:
1-602-516-0033
Rescue America Hotline:
713.322.8000
The Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Tip Line: Call 866-DHS-2-ICE (866-347-2423)
The Strong Hearts Native Helpline:
1-844-7NATIVE (1-844-762-8423)
The grooming prevention hotlines are operated by Pearl at the Mailbox
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Become a Pearl Sponsor
Join our growing group of Pearl Sponsors. As a thank you for your support of our mission, you or your company will be listed on our Pearl Sponsor page and our social media sites.
Amount
$1,000
$10 a Month Makes A Big Difference
Join our $10 a month donor program and make a big difference!
Amount
$10
How Pearl at the Mailbox Uses Donations
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Education & Prevention: Creating and sharing resources, trainings, and books to help parents, teachers, and communities recognize grooming before exploitation happens.
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Hotline Support: Operating the National Grooming Prevention Hotline to guide families and connect them to help.
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Survivor Advocacy: Supporting survivor-led education, speaking events, and outreach across the nation.
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Legislative Work: Advancing laws that protect children and hold predators accountable.
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Community Awareness: Hosting campaigns like “Light the Darkness Blue” and training volunteers through our Community Awareness Team (CAT).
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Operations: Maintaining tools, materials, and outreach systems to reach more families.
All of this is done to keep even one child from living the horrors of trafficking.
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Thoughts
We are so honored to have been invited to the 2025 Fall ATIP Global Roundtable in Washington, D.C. This was an incredible opportunity to bring survivor-led insight to the national conversation on prevention, protection, and policy.
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No child is immune to being groomed or trafficked. That’s why we must equip every teacher, parent, and community leader to recognize the signs early. Together, we can stop it before it starts.
