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MORE THAN 10,000 WOMEN & CHILDREN ARE TRAFFICKED ANNUALLY
DURING THE WEEK OF SUPERBOWL

WE VISIT SUPERBOWL EACH YEAR WITH A MISSION TEAM

THE MISSION

While most sports fans are gearing up for an evening of fun and football, we spend the year gearing up to combat human trafficking at the Super Bowl.

Every year, we take a missionary team to Super Bowl city. Working in conjunction with local organizations and law enforcement, we combat trafficking and raise awareness around the issue. Sporting events and major conferences tend to have a 20% or more uptick in human trafficking during the event, regardless of the location. We work to balance the scales by planning mission trips to major events to combat this heinous crime.

While research is divided on the actual increase, we realize that the problem is increasing.

Our organization is committed to visiting Super Bowl city annually and helping to reduce trafficking in every way we can in order to provide survivors with options for a fresh start.

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WHAT WE DO AT SUPERBOWL

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Trafficking Awareness Around Superbowl

Our Experience 2016-2025

In 2016, a member of the Denver Broncos, Ryan Murphy, was detained for involvement in a sex trafficking ring.

In 2017, 522 Johns were arrested in a sting in Houston.

In 2018, 94 men were arrested in sex trafficking stings conducted by the Minneapolis PD.

In 2019, over 150 people were nabbed by the FBI in the lead up to Super Bowl LIII -

Watch Video Here

In 2020 we were able to thawrt a trafficker with the help of the Doubletree and law enforcement -

Watch News Report

In 2021 the Pandemic made everything more difficult, but impact was still made in Tampa Bay -

Watch iTeam Investigate

News Report on Human Trafficking Operations

In 2022 LA was astonishing, and the gang control of the girls working the streets was devastating to see. Approximately 494 arrests of traffickers and sex buyers were made statewide in California during the campaign period surrounding the game.

In 2023 Phoenix AZ showed us how much cross-border trafficking was growing.

Video of Child roofers found in PHX and Vegas Superbowls.

In 2024 Vegas was a real challenge as we saw 100's of children used in construction labor trafficking. -

Article on Super Bowl Sex Trafficking in Vegas

In 2025 New Orleans saw us help 10 women and 7 children during the month of Superbowl. Thanks to In Our Backyard, 15 children were found in NOLA,

Outreach reunites 15 missing children

2026 PROGRESS AS OF SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8th: We have helped 12 adult women and their children helped so far!

Watch our webinar, Invisible Victims: Human Trafficking Around Major Sporting Events where our team discuss their experiences from our Super Bowl missions.