You are here because you care.
Thanks to the generosity of supporters like you, NCMEC's child safety resources remain free for every family, school, and community that needs them.
Help us reach even more children, make a gift today.

Why Your Support Matters
Your donation today ensures that more families receive help in their darkest moments. It fuels prevention programs, recovery services, and survivor support—the essential resources that give children safety and families peace of mind.
Your Impact
Your gift today fuels the urgent work of:
• Reuniting missing children with their families
• Stopping online child exploitation and abuse
• Providing hope, support, and healing for families in crisis
This work can't wait, and it can't happen without you.
Every dollar makes a difference. Whether it's $25 or $250, your generosity gives children a fighting chance—and families a reason to hope.
Make your impact today. Protect childhood. Restore futures.
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
About the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC)
At NCMEC, our teams work around the clock—responding to urgent reports, supporting families in crisis, and helping bring children home safely. We partner with families, private industry, law enforcement, and communities to find missing children, stop child sexual exploitation, and prevent child victimization
This work never stops. And neither can we.
Protecting children starts with you.
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NCMEC holds a perfect 100% four star rating on Charity Navigator, a gold seal of excellence from America's Best Charities, and a top charity rating from the Better Business Bureau, among several other awards and recognitions. Over 92 cents of every dollar raised goes towards NCMEC's programs and services. When you give to NCMEC, you can rest assured that your donation helps to find missing children, reduce child sexual exploitation, and prevent child victimization.
