The Net | Fort Worth TX
@thenetfw.com
The Net is fighting for a world where girls are not for sale. We help passionate individuals learn, get involved, and make an impact across DFW.
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About The Net | Fort Worth TX
The Net Fort Worth TX is an independent non-profit organization that originated from a college ministry. Their primary focus is fighting sex trafficking across Fort Worth. The Net is committed to making a difference and believes in the power of relationships.
Their full-time team, led by Founder and Executive Director Melissa Ice, is dedicated to using their expertise and passion for good. The organization offers various programs and services to address the issue of sex trafficking. These include Purchased, MASE (Men Against Sexual Exploitation), and The Worthy Co.
Additionally, The Net provides opportunities for individuals to get involved through volunteering, internships, and partnerships with corporate organizations. They also conduct an annual Anti-Trafficking Summit to raise awareness and empower the community. The Net's approach is based on the belief that proximity breeds compassion.
By building relationships and offering support to survivors, they aim to combat the injustice of sex trafficking and provide a supportive community for those affected. With their headquarters in Fort Worth, The Worthy Co. By shopping at The Worthy Co., customers contribute to the mission and empower the survivors.
Overall, The Net in Fort Worth is committed to serving over 1,000 survivors, engaging with more than 12,000 individuals attempting to purchase sex, and providing dignified employment opportunities. Their work is driven by the belief that everyone is worthy of a chance to rebuild their lives
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
2012
Company size
2-10 employees