StolenYouth Not On Our Watch Luncheon 2024
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Tue, May 07, 2024
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM PT
LOCATION

Seattle Convention Center
900 Pine Street
Seattle, WA 98101

Online Registration is Now Closed.

Please contact our event manager for individual registration at jen@monteroproductions.net

 


More than 500 youth are trafficked in Washington state yearly, and many more are at risk of exploitation online every day. Sexual exploitation of youth is at an all-time high in this post-pandemic, digital era, and the problem is only growing; but, so is our fortitude in the fight against child sex trafficking. As we continue to expand we evolve our approach to prevent trafficking before it happens, stopping before it begins. We connect vulnerable youth and victims to needed resources on the ground and empower survivors to lead positive, productive lives. No child should be bought or sold for sex. Help us prevent the commercial sexual exploitation of children as we better the chances for the future of our community’s most vulnerable youth.

 

StolenYouth’s annual Not On Our Watch Luncheon

is one of Seattle’s most inspiring and successful fundraisers.

 

This one-hour event is geared toward educating the community about child sex trafficking locally and galvanizing them to stand up and say, “Not on our watch, and not in our state.” Since its inception 12 years ago, StolenYouth has raised over $11 million to fight the sexual exploitation of children and youth.

 

EVENT DETAILS

Doors Open: 11:30 a.m

Program Begins: 12:00 p.m.

Suggested Minimum Donation: $150

Attire: Business Casual

Location: Seattle Convention Center - Summit, Ballroom 3     900 Pine Street, Seattle Washington 98101

  • Parking: 1009 Olive Way  
    • Summit Garage Entrance is on Olive Way between 9th and Boren
    •  More Parking Information, including hourly rates, can be found here
  • Walking: The main pedestrian entrance is on the corner of 9th Avenue and Pine Street, and the drop-off location is on 9th Avenue between Pine Street and Olive Way (private/rideshare and bus). 

 

ABOUT STOLENYOUTH 

StolenYouth is a Seattle-based 501c3 non-profit with a mission to end child sex trafficking in Washington state. Founded in 2012, StolenYouth has been the leading organization raising awareness of child sex trafficking and granting funds to front-line organizations that provide prevention and support services. Our approach is to prevent child sex trafficking before it happens, connect victims to resources and services, and empower survivors to live positive and productive lives.

 

There are estimated to be at least 500 children and youth (under age 24) trafficked each year in Seattle alone. Child sex trafficking, defined by the Department of Justice, “refers to the recruitment, harboring, transportation, provision, obtaining, patronizing, or soliciting of a minor for the purpose of a commercial sex act.”

 

Seattle's ongoing challenges with public safety are inextricably linked to the exploitation of children in the sex trade. This exploitation thrives on racism and inequality, as evidenced by the fact that 56% of trafficked youth in King County are children of color, while 73% of buyers are white. Efforts to tackle the intersecting issues of homelessness, addiction, and racial disparities that leave youth vulnerable underscore StolenYouth’s efforts to ensure that no child is bought or sold for sex.

 

Since its founding, StolenYouth has raised over $11 million in the work to end child sex trafficking, providing grants to our coalition of service providers, supporting prevention services, intervention in schools and hospitals, safe housing, job training, and emergency assistance, to name a few of the investments it has made. StolenYouth has also funded and developed innovative technology, including chat bots targeting child sex buyers, and Project SugarFree, a Fast Company “World Changing Idea” winner. StolenYouth is the only organization in the Seattle area focused exclusively on ending child sex trafficking across Washington state.

 

JOIN US FOR THIS YEAR'S EVENT 

Last year's luncheon was a sell-out event. Please consider signing up early to guarantee your spot for our inspirational luncheon. 

  • SPONSORSHIP
    • We are deeply grateful for our partner sponsors enabling us to underwrite our costs so that every dollar given at the luncheon goes directly to our coalition efforts.
    • ​​​​​​For more information about sponsorship opportunities, please contact Joel Katz j.katz@stolenyouth.org
  • TABLE SPONSOR 
    • As a sponsor, you'll join our sponsors in recognition both in the program and onscreen, and you'll receive a table of 10 to fill with your guests
    • You can sign up at the registration link above
  • TABLE CAPTAIN
    • As a table captain, you'll fill a table of 10 with friends who would like to learn more about StolenYouth
    • You can sign up at the registration link above
  • INDIVIDUAL TICKETS
    • Individuals who would like to join us may register at the link above
    • Please indicate if you have any special seating requests with other friends that might register separately so that we can seat you together
  • HOST A FUNDRAISING PAGE
    • Join our board members and other supporters to host an individual fundraising page. Through these personal fundraising pages, you can invite friends, family, and colleagues to join in this effort, even if they cannot attend the luncheon in person. 
  • Can't attend? Considering making a gift today at our donation link above

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