National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

Charity Profile

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

🇺🇸Youth#2 last 12 months
Revenue
$66,810,000
Revenue recorded
Reach
United States
Verified footprint
Entries
10
Logged on Charity Journal

Giving over time

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Giving and impact by month, last 12 months
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Oct 2026$0Transformative8
Nov 2026$0Substantial2

Cause breakdown

Human Rights$0 · 0%
National Center for Missing & Exploited ChildrenVerified
YouthUnited StatesEst. 1984Michelle DeLaune

About

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children helps find missing children, reduce child sexual exploitation and prevent child victimization. Its work includes operating the national missing-child hotline, managing AMBER Alert support, assisting law enforcement and providing resources to children and families.

The organization also operates the CyberTipline and supports investigations involving online child sexual exploitation, trafficking and child abuse material. It provides recovery support, prevention education, technical assistance and other services to families, law enforcement agencies, schools and child-serving professionals.

Activity feed

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children provided a CyberTipline report that prompted a Bangor Police investigation leading to the arrest of Maine man Jonathan Houck, 33, on charges involving child sexual abuse material and violations of privacy on 2026-11-09. Cause: Human Rights.
Human Rightsprovided a CyberTipline report that prompted a Bangor Police investigation leading to the arrest of Maine man Jonathan Houck, 33, on charges involving child sexual abuse material and violations of privacy.
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National Center for Missing & Exploited Children provided a CyberTipline report that helped launch an investigation into New Jersey man Kareem Abdel-Rahman, 38, who was indicted on multiple charges involving child sexual abuse material and sexual extortion on 2026-11-02. Cause: Human Rights.
Human Rightsprovided a CyberTipline report that helped launch an investigation into New Jersey man Kareem Abdel-Rahman, 38, who was indicted on multiple charges involving child sexual abuse material and sexual extortion.
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National Center for Missing & Exploited Children provided a CyberTipline report that helped launch an investigation leading to a 25-year prison sentence for Missouri man Justin Faldon, 36, who pleaded guilty to producing and distributing child sexual abuse material through Kik on 2026-10-29. Cause: Human Rights.
Human Rightsprovided a CyberTipline report that helped launch an investigation leading to a 25-year prison sentence for Missouri man Justin Faldon, 36, who pleaded guilty to producing and distributing child sexual abuse material through Kik.
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National Center for Missing & Exploited Children provided a CyberTipline report that helped launch an investigation leading to the arrest of Daniel Aaron Todd, 23, in South Carolina on charges of sexual exploitation of a minor on 2026-10-23. Cause: Human Rights.
Human Rightsprovided a CyberTipline report that helped launch an investigation leading to the arrest of Daniel Aaron Todd, 23, in South Carolina on charges of sexual exploitation of a minor.
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National Center for Missing & Exploited Children provided a CyberTipline report that led to an investigation and the arrest of Colorado teacher Nicholas Madson, 41, who was accused of sexually exploiting a child online on 2026-10-22. Cause: Human Rights.
Human Rightsprovided a CyberTipline report that led to an investigation and the arrest of Colorado teacher Nicholas Madson, 41, who was accused of sexually exploiting a child online.
Source
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children supported an investigation into a Philadelphia man facing two federal charges involving child sexual abuse material after nine CyberTipline reports were linked to the case on 2026-10-19. Cause: Human Rights.
Human Rightssupported an investigation into a Philadelphia man facing two federal charges involving child sexual abuse material after nine CyberTipline reports were linked to the case.
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National Center for Missing & Exploited Children provided CyberTipline reports from Yahoo and Google that helped launch an investigation leading to Sebastian Lee Bloom’s conviction in Pennsylvania and a state prison sentence of up to 35 years for offenses involving child sexual abuse material on 2026-10-14. Cause: Human Rights.
Human Rightsprovided CyberTipline reports from Yahoo and Google that helped launch an investigation leading to Sebastian Lee Bloom’s conviction in Pennsylvania and a state prison sentence of up to 35 years for offenses involving child sexual abuse material.
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National Center for Missing & Exploited Children provided a CyberTipline report that prompted an investigation by the Ocala Police Department’s Internet Crimes Against Children unit, leading to the arrest of a 69-year-old man in Florida facing multiple felony charges involving child sexual abuse material and human trafficking on 2026-10-13.
provided a CyberTipline report that prompted an investigation by the Ocala Police Department’s Internet Crimes Against Children unit, leading to the arrest of a 69-year-old man in Florida facing multiple felony charges involving child sexual abuse material and human trafficking.
Source
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children supported an investigation in High Point, North Carolina, after NCMEC reports helped police identify a suspect who was subsequently arrested and charged with more than 60 offenses involving the sexual exploitation of minors on 2026-10-06. Cause: Human Rights.
Human Rightssupported an investigation in High Point, North Carolina, after NCMEC reports helped police identify a suspect who was subsequently arrested and charged with more than 60 offenses involving the sexual exploitation of minors.
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children promoted the use of “Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM)” instead of “child pornography” to emphasize that such material documents the sexual abuse of children and avoid language that shifts blame onto victims on 2026-10-06. Cause: Human Rights.
Human Rightspromoted the use of “Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM)” instead of “child pornography” to emphasize that such material documents the sexual abuse of children and avoid language that shifts blame onto victims.
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Board

Regina B. Schofield
Board Chair

Deputy Chief Operating Officer and Executive Vice President of the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation and a former U.S. Assistant Attorney General for the Office of Justice Programs.

Robert E. Trono
Chairperson-Elect

Vice President and Chief Security Officer for Lockheed Martin Corporation and a former Deputy Director of the United States Marshals Service.

Kate Beck
Vice Chair

Senior Vice President of Human Resources at Kohl's Department Stores with more than three decades of retail experience.

Reve Walsh
Honorary Vice Chair

Co-founder of the organization who helped drive passage of federal missing-children legislation following the abduction and murder of her son.

Tamara Asher
Board Member

New Ventures Relationship Manager for Seaman Corporation and a former senior FBI Intelligence Analyst who survived a childhood abduction that led to California's first AMBER Alert.

David L. Bowdich
Board Member

Chief Security Officer for The Walt Disney Company and a former Deputy Director of the FBI.

Michael Breslin
Board Member

Director of Strategic Client Relationships for Federal Law Enforcement at LexisNexis and a retired U.S. Secret Service senior executive.

Robbie Callaway
Board Member

Senior Vice President for Government Services and Client Relations at FirstPIC Inc. and a founding board member who helped pass major child-safety legislation.

Chay Carter
Board Member

Strategic communications and brand executive whose producing credits include the films Argo and The Town.

Jeff Collins
Board Member

Director of Trust and Safety at Amazon Web Services and a former White House National Security Council director.

Manus Cooney
Board Member

Principal at the public policy firm American Continental Group and a former Chief Counsel of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee.

Matthew Foosaner
Board Member

Public sector technology sales executive who chairs the board's Technology Committee and has volunteered with the organization since 2005.

Maria Cristina Fuentes
Board Member

Founder of MCF Strategies and a former Arizona cabinet official overseeing youth

Vincent P. Giuliano
Board Member

Retired Senior Vice President of Government Relations for ADVO/Valassis who founded the America's Looking For Its Missing Children direct mail program.

William Gross
Board Member

Retired 42nd Police Commissioner of Boston with 37 years of service in the Boston Police Department.

Jon Grosso
Board Member

Retired retail executive who previously chaired the board after a career leading store operations at Kohl's.

Sean Joyce
Board Member

Founder of a cybersecurity and physical security technology company and a former Deputy Director of the FBI.

Rich Kolodziej
Board Member

President of Zenergy Advisors who has served on the board since 1989 and previously chaired it.

Jenny Lay-Flurrie
Board Member

Vice President and Head of Microsoft's Trusted Technology Group overseeing accessibility

Elizabeth Bowman McLaughlin
Board Member

Associate Professor of Social Work at Gallaudet University specializing in trauma-informed care.

Chris Nelson
Board Member

Senior Vice President and Head of Asset Protection for Gap Inc. overseeing global security across its store brands.

John Penn II
Board Member

Senior Architect for Law Enforcement Technologies at Adobe who helps develop victim-identification software tools.

Ellen Petrocci
Board Member

Senior Vice President of Human Resources and Chief Human Resources Officer at Verisign.

Karen Quintos
Board Member

Former Chief Customer Officer and Chief Marketing Officer of Dell Technologies who now serves on multiple corporate and nonprofit boards.

Kristi Remington
Board Member

Government affairs consultant at S-3 Group and a former deputy assistant attorney general at the Department of Justice.

Royleen Ross
Board Member

Psychologist and deputy director at the Eight Northern Indian Pueblos who previously served as an FBI special agent.

Steve Salem
Board Member

President and CEO of the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation since 2006.

Kenneth Valentine
Board Member

Retired U.S. Secret Service Special Agent in Charge of the Dignitary Protective Division who spent a decade on the Presidential Protective Detail.

John Walsh
Board Member

Co-founder and television host who has advocated for victims' rights since 1981 following the abduction and murder of his son.