A giving campaign with the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking
This moment calls for more than awareness. It calls for action.
Human trafficking and exploitation are commanding public attention, raising urgent questions about power, accountability, and how we protect people from exploitation. But while the attention may feel new, the work is not.
For more than 20 years, LCHT has worked alongside survivors and communities to understand trafficking, strengthen responses, and change the systems that allow exploitation to persist.
Your year-end gift helps turn this moment of increased attention into meaningful, lasting change.
Meet the moment with us.
How will you Meet the Moment?
Meet the Moment has the support of donors. Will you join them?
With your donation, you can help turn this moment of awareness into lasting change—connecting survivors to critical support, strengthening systems that prevent exploitation, and building safer communities.
Together, we can meet this moment and move closer to a future free from exploitation.
Campaign Progress
The end of human trafficking. That’s our vision.
For more than 20 years, the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT) has worked alongside survivors, communities, professionals, and partners across Colorado to build stronger responses to sex and labor exploitation.
We believe lasting change is possible when survivor expertise, trusted research, prepared communities, and strong systems come together. Through research, education, resources, leadership development, and collaboration, LCHT works to turn knowledge into action and strengthen Colorado’s response to human trafficking.
Together, we can meet this moment, and help build a future where fewer people experience exploitation.
Hotline calls and texts received since 2018
Active anti-trafficking volunteers
People trained on human trafficking
Leadership Development Program alum
Join Us for Meet the Moment: Live Event!
Celebrate Colorado Gives Day with us on December 8 at Upper Larimer in Denver! This year’s event will explore power and accountability, looking beyond the headlines to examine how institutions and systems can enable exploitation and the role we all play in creating meaningful change.
