Making a difference in missouri

We mobilize with law enforcement to rescue victims of human trafficking

Our Mission

Our Mission

Close-up of a person's face with long hair partially covering it, holding a rope around their hands. Victim of trafficking

The Hagar Project exists to be a key factor in Missouri’s current fight against human trafficking. Missouri has been in the top 5 states in the US for trafficking victims since 2020. We will be a checkpoint in these poor souls’ lives back into peace and “normal” life. Providing information to polic to conduct sting operations; moving with them to extract victims while they arrest the criminal’s responsible. As well as a temporary holding facility as we help them get registered into a semi-permanent location, providing clothes, food, and hygienic needs. Every Donation powers our program and pushes progress forward.

Volunteer work

Volunteer work

Children's hands reaching for plush toys and socks on a carpeted floor, with stuffed animal toys including a penguin and a mouse, and various colorful socks a showing of distributing clothes and toys to child victims of trafficking
A person cooking food on a stovetop while stirring a frying pan with a wooden spatula, near a window with a mug and other kitchen items in the background. This is for volunteer cooks willing to come in and make/drop off food for victims of traffickin

While we have many employee’s ready to work, there’s never to many hands working in an effort like this. If you’re like I was when I founded this organization and want to put your hands to work instead of only checking a donation box we can use many people’s skills in this movement.

If you desire to volunteer you’ll need to go through a course regarding human trafficking and submit evidence of completing it, I reccomend the local non-profit “Stand against trafficking” who have a public seminar the first monday of every month at noon on zoom or at

330 N. Jefferson Ave. Springfield, Mo. 65806

When you have that complete pleas return to the site and click the button below.

A man with glasses wearing a blue shirt packing or unpacking a black Hive Box storage container inside a room. This is to show labor in the background of a non-profit like this one.
Two men hugging each other and smiling at a crowded indoor event, with other people in the background. This is to show community rebuilding the lives of trafficking victims.