Saved in America Blog

Did you know our website offers more than just information about our mission? It’s also a growing hub of resources designed to empower families, volunteers, and community advocates.

At Saved in America, we believe transparency and education are critical in the fight against child sex trafficking. That’s why our monthly newsletters serve as a window into our operations, our victories, and our urgent needs. Whether you're a donor, a volunteer, or simply someone who cares, these updates help you stay connected to the lives being changed.

As the son of our founder, Joseph Travers, Joshua inherited not just a legacy of justice but a deep-seated commitment to compassion. His role bridges the gap between our organization and law enforcement agencies across the country. But what makes Joshua so exceptional is that he doesn’t stop at the badge. He brings our mission into everyday life.

Every tip matters. But a tip is only as powerful as the hands that receive it.

At Saved in America, we receive leads from parents, law enforcement, and concerned citizens. A name, a sighting, a suspicious post online. Each one could be the difference between life and unthinkable tragedy.

Joseph, the founder of Saved in America, has written some of the most powerful guides in the field of child recovery investigations. His latest book, "Investigation of Missing and Exploited Children," serves as the study guide for our investigator training exam.

What if your child’s next favorite comic book character wasn’t from a fantasy universe—but from the streets of your own city, fighting real evil, saving real children?

That’s the vision behind Saved in America’s new comic book series. We’re introducing young readers to the real-life heroes behind our missions: former Navy SEALs, law enforcement officers, and intelligence operatives who dedicate their time to rescuing missing children.

When people think of Navy SEALs and law enforcement officers, they imagine men and women trained to defend the nation in the most dangerous environments. But what happens when these heroes retire from active duty? At Saved in America, they don’t stop serving. They come home and pick up a new mission: to locate and recover missing and exploited children in communities across the country.

Every Memorial Day is a solemn time to honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. At Saved in America, this day is more than remembrance—it’s a reminder of our purpose.