A Message from the CEO
Dear Friends,
It’s been a remarkable year of transition and transformation in our storied 34-year history. We have a new home! Our new state-of-the-art headquarters in Alexandria, Virginia will enhance our ability to harness technology in our quest to bring missing children home and keep our nation’s children safer.
I’m thrilled to say that thanks to our generous partners, better training and advancements in technology, more missing children are coming home safely today than ever before. But, sadly, in this age of the internet, crimes against children have literally gone viral, and we need your help now more than ever.
Last year alone, our CyberTipline received a record 18.4 million reports of suspected child sexual exploitation. The good news – and there is good news – is that the CyberTipline gives us a unique lens into who these children are and how they’re being sexually exploited. This information and experience enables us to help law enforcement rescue these children and shape our prevention programs.
Since 1984, our nonprofit organization has been on the forefront of child protection, but we still have a lot of work to do. Please join us in our vitally important mission. Every child deserves a safe childhood!
John F. Clark
President and CEO
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
Finding Missing Children
Assisted in
27,377
missing children cases
Distributed
21,891
posters of missing children
Team Adam assisted
281
critical or long-term
missing child cases
Financials
| Year ended December 31, 2018 | Without Donor Restrictions | With Donor Restrictions | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue and Other Support | |||
| Government contracts and grants | $33,821,792 | $ — | $33,821,792 |
| Contributions | 9,778,450 | 826,693 | 10,605,143 |
| Special events, net of direct benefit costs of $1,014,349 | 2,069,322 | — | 2,069,322 |
| Investment loss | -1,228,454 | — | -1,228,454 |
| Other income | 102,402 | — | 102,402 |
| Gain on sale – Building | 7,664,201 | — | 7,664,201 |
| Change in value of unitrust agreement | — | -1,915 | -1,915 |
| Net assets released from restrictions: | — | — | — |
| Satisfaction of program restrictions | 1,836,065 | -1,836,065 | — |
| Satisfaction of time restrictions | 455,000 | -455,000 | — |
| Total Revenue and Support | 54,498,778 | -1,466,287 | 53,032,491 |
| Operating Expenses | |||
| Program services: | |||
| Community outreach | 4,587,098 | — | 4,587,098 |
| Missing child case management | 14,622,036 | — | 14,622,036 |
| Information and case analysis | 13,307,269 | — | 13,307,269 |
| Training | 1,154,377 | — | 1,154,377 |
| Exploited child case management | 7,703,228 | — | 7,703,228 |
| Total Program Services | 41,374,008 | — | 41,374,008 |
| Supporting Services: | |||
| Management and general | 681,311 | — | 681,311 |
| Fundraising | 3,390,874 | — | 3,390,874 |
| Total Supporting Services | 4,072,185 | — | 4,072,185 |
| Total Operating Expenses | 45,446,193 | — | 45,446,193 |
| Change in Net Assets from Operations | 9,052,585 | -1,466,287 | 7,586,298 |
| Non-Operating Expense | |||
| Change in post employment benefit liability | 742,414 | — | 742,414 |
| Total Change in Net Assets | 9,794,999 | -1,466,287 | 8,328,712 |
| Net Assets, beginning of year | 28,975,272 | 3,020,301 | 31,995,573 |
| Net Assets, end of year | $38,770,271 | $1,554,014 | $40,324,285 |
8.96% Percentage of expenses spent on Fundraising, Management and General
Donors
CORPORATE
$1,000,000 and up
Kohl’s
Palantir Technologies
$500,000 – $999,999
Facebook, Inc.
Google, Inc.
Oak Philanthropy Limited
Old Navy, LLC
$250,000 – $499,999
Adobe
EMCOR Group, Inc.
Honeywell Hometown Solutions
LexisNexis Special Services, Inc.
$100,000 – $249,999
Baywood Hotels Inc.
Canon U.S.A., Inc.
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
National Crime Agency Olympic House
NEC Foundation of America
The Pokémon Company International Inc.
Safer Society Group
Thomson Reuters
Valassis Communications, Inc.
Vigilant Solutions
INDIVIDUAL & FAMILY
FOUNDATIONS
Above $500,000
Estate of Letitia Emilie Rieck
Estate of Bruce Edwards
$100,000 – $499,999
Arlene Hillerson
Margaret A. Cargill Foundation
The James Annenberg La Vea Charitable Foundation
$25,000 – $99,999
Jerry and Beth Eubank
Dorothy J. Finnegan Trust
John Middleton
Iris Smith
The Charles B. Wang Foundation
$10,000 – $24,999
The Gary and Pennie Abramson Charitable Foundation
Benson Family Charitable Trust
John and Luci Clark
Dennis and Patty DeConcini
Patrick DiSalvo
William Howard Flowers, Jr. Foundation
Bob Foosaner
Jon and Lynn Grosso
Susie and Kent Hance
Winnie Hood
Sylvia Johnson
Mary Meelia
Thomas and Christine Mingone
Mark Palancia
Karen Tandy and Steve Pomerantz
The Wilson Family Foundation
The Wollenberg Foundation
C. Martin and Daphne Wood
$5,000 – $9,999
Krystle and Christian Alvarado
Emy Lou and Jerry Baldridge
Jennifer Bognet
Milton and Fannie Brown Family Foundation, Inc.
Jeffrey Clark
James Clenny
Stacey Cook
Sharon Cooper
Kristie Davis
Chris and Kiersten Davis
Jeffery and Patricia Davis Family Foundation, Inc.
Mark and Charlene Dean
Gina DeJoe
Michelle and Dave Feavel
Clint and Alice Fisher
Caroline and Brian Haley
George Hambrecht
Daniel and Katie Hodge
Richard Kolodziej and Holly Bayne
Jacqueline Lanko
Sam Lee
Robert Marsh
Dianne Miller
Dennis and Cathy Mullen
Timothy Noonan
Thomas and Christine Olinger
Frank and Barbara Rechterman
Gabriela and Aaron Saenz
Michael Schoor
Mark Schupack
Patricia and John Sedberry
Jacquie and Elliot Segal
Tom and Araminta Sellers
The Abe and Kathryn Selsky Foundation
Gary and Jeanne Shiffman
Mr. William Stiefel
Don and Tiffany Willett
Justin and Ashley Yarborough
Yonge Foundation