Child Rescue Coalition, Inc.

Please help us welcome the newest Child Rescue Coalition Board Member: Arianny Bergolla Arianny is a seasoned HR leader with over 15 years of experience driving organizational success through innovative talent management and global HR strategies. With expertise in fostering inclusive workplace cultures and aligning HR initiatives with business goals, she brings a wealth of knowledge and a passion for making a meaningful impact. “Serving on the board of the Child Rescue Coalition is an honor,” Arianny shared. “Inspired by its global impact on child safety, I am committed to supporting its mission to protect vulnerable children and bring abusers to justice. This cause is deeply personal to me, and I am proud to be part of such a dedicated team.” We’re thrilled to welcome Arianny’s leadership and dedication to our mission of protecting children worldwide!

✨ Wishing you joy, peace, and safety this holiday season! From all of us at Child Rescue Coalition, thank you for being part of our mission to protect children. May your holidays be filled with love and meaningful moments with those who matter most. Happy Holidays!

Giving your child a new device this holiday season? Don’t just wrap the gift— we encourage wrapping in important conversations. Before your kids power on, considering setting clear expectations, boundaries, and rules to keep them safe online. Our Family Online Safety Contract makes it easy! Print it, wrap it with their gift, and review it together. This simple step will foster trust and responsibility while keeping your family’s online experience safer. Download the contract today and check off 'safety' on your holiday list: https://lnkd.in/gRRWTtbN

Calling all current and retired Federal employees! Our Give Happy campaign with Combined Federal Campaign ends on Wednesday, January 15 so now is the time to finish strong! This is a great way to link arms with Child Rescue Coalition and support our mission to protect innocent young lives. One of the amazing benefits of the Combined Federal Campaign is that you can give though payroll deduction or through your retiree annuity, giving a little each pay period and supporting our mission all year long. Choose Child Rescue Coalition by name, or by searching code: 55267 #GiveCFC #jointhefight

Community in Action! A huge thank you to our amazing corporate partners, Arete and SentinelOne, for hosting a heartwarming Blankets and Bear Hugs event to support rescued children. With the help of 26 incredible volunteers, 23 care packages were created, each filled with comfort, care, and love for rescued children beginning their journey to healing. Blankets and Bear Hugs is one of our most cherished initiatives, bringing hope to children who need it most. Want to join the mission? You can create care packages right from home with one of our at-home kits! Learn how to get involved: https://lnkd.in/gVNt7Uy Together, we’re making a real difference. Thank you to everyone who took a stand for children by creating these meaningful care packages!

"When the issue at hand is about trafficking children or the sexualization of children, the fact is the children are innocent victims. It’s irresponsible to sit idly by and make no attempts to help them. For me, it’s as simple as that and why I support Child Rescue Coalition and their mission to enable law enforcement to identify, arrest and prosecute child predators. With daughters of my own, this is a cause that tugs at my heart strings and I truly appreciate CRC’s nonprofit efforts." – Chef Scott Conant We are deeply grateful for Chef Scott Conant’s heartfelt words and his support of our mission. Together, we can rescue children, protect their innocence, and ensure justice is served. This Giving Season, join Scott in standing with CRC. Your gift helps us continue our life-saving work. Thanks to an anonymous donor $15,000 will be matched! Donate today: https://lnkd.in/e3FrcQGi Photo by: Ken Goodman Photography

Paris Hilton is imploring the U.S. House of Representatives to pass a bill protecting victims of child abuse before the current session breaks for the holidays. The bill passed the Senate last week and awaits a House vote. “I just really hope that they don't let politics stand in the way of saving children's lives," Hilton said. "This is so urgent, because the House of Representatives has to pass this bill in the next week before the end of this year's session, or else the bill will die. We would have to do it all over again.” Hilton has emerged as a strong advocate for child protection and victim's rights in recent years since speaking out about her experience being physically, sexually and emotionally abused at a Utah boarding school as a teen. “I won't stop fighting until change is made. This is my lifelong mission and I really believe it's my true purpose in life. I will not stop fighting for these children and being a voice for them.” No child deserves to be abused. Thank you, @parishilton, for being a voice for the voiceless. If you're ready to stand with us in the fight against child sexual abuse, make a year-end donation. Thanks to an anonymous donor $15,000 will be matched! https://lnkd.in/e3FrcQGi

The holidays are a time for joy and togetherness, but they’re also an important opportunity to teach children about consent and personal boundaries. Whether it’s navigating family gatherings or ensuring kids feel safe and respected, a little preparation can go a long way. Reminder, this holiday season, your kids don't owe anyone a hug. Use these simple tips to start teaching and modeling consent in daily life. Check out our blog for practical tips to make this holiday season safe and empowering for the children in your life. https://lnkd.in/eSnvrspq

A Wisconsin elementary school teacher charged with child sexual assault after engaging in an inappropriate relationship with an 11-year-old student has pleaded not guilty on all counts presented. Twenty-four-year-old, Madison Bergmann, was charged and later resigned earlier this year after the victim's parents found concerning texts between the two. Bergmann was charged with 10 counts, including 1st degree child sexual assault and use of a computer to facilitate a child sex crime. This tragic case underscores the urgent need for vigilance in protecting children from predators, even in trusted environments like schools. Talk openly with your children about online safety and establish clear boundaries for digital communication. Teach them how to recognize inappropriate behavior and encourage them to come to you or a trusted adult if something feels wrong. Get more safety tips from our experts on our blog. https://lnkd.in/eqagw3ct

Winter break often means more time online for kids, whether they’re gaming, chatting, or scrolling. It’s a perfect time to remind them of one simple rule: only interact with people they know in real life. If something feels off or uncomfortable, encourage them to come to you—no judgment, no questions asked. Open communication is key to keeping kids safe online. Want more tips for navigating online safety? Check out our blog for practical advice every parent should know: https://lnkd.in/gWrAN5x