Our Recognition, Registration & Leadership
IRS-Recognized 501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Fathers Against Human Trafficking and Online Exploitation is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a tax-exempt charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions may be tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
Registered to Receive Charitable Contributions
Our organization is registered to solicit and receive charitable contributions in Washington and South Carolina. These registrations allow individuals, businesses, foundations, and community partners to support our mission of protecting children and families from human trafficking and online exploitation.
Active SAM.gov Registration
Fathers Against Human Trafficking and Online Exploitation is actively registered in the U.S. federal government’s System for Award Management Home | SAM.gov.
Our active registration enables us to pursue eligible federal grants, cooperative agreements, contracts, and other funding opportunities that align with our mission and programs.
Veteran-Founded, Disabled-Veteran-Led & Minority-Led
Fathers Against Human Trafficking and Online Exploitation was founded and is led by Jermaine Murray, a United States Army veteran, disabled veteran, and minority nonprofit leader.
Jermaine’s military service, personal experiences, and dedication to protecting children and strengthening families helped shape the foundation of the organization. His leadership is guided by service, resilience, accountability, compassion, and responsibility to the community.
As a veteran-founded, disabled-veteran-led, and minority-led nonprofit organization, we are committed to reaching diverse communities, building meaningful partnerships, and helping families from every background access education, advocacy, mentorship, prevention resources, and support.
Your Support Makes a Difference
Every donation directly supports programs and initiatives designed to:
- Education
- Prevention programs
- Mentorship
- Advocacy
- Community outreach
- Resources
Save Our Daughters. Strengthen Our Sons. Protect Our Youth.
Together, we can educate families, strengthen communities, and help protect young people from the threats of human trafficking and online exploitation.