OUR MISSION: To Monetize Parking Lots While Stopping Human Trafficking.
15% of All Parking Proceeds Are Donated to Help Stop Human Trafficking
Join a Movement – Make a Difference!
With an estimated 4 million victims globally, human sex trafficking is among our world’s most devastating atrocities. No one deserves to be exploited, which is why Parkary and it’s clients donate 5% of all parking proceeds to organizations that are on the front lines of fighting this injustice. We facilitate this through a reduction in our fees so our clients can participate in this just cause.
We encourage you to get involved! Support our partners and learn how you can be a world changer.
You Can Help Beyond Paying For Parking – Consider Contributing to One or More of These Organizations
NightLight is a non-profit organization that helps victims of commercial sexual exploitation. They rescue, give hope and provide intervention. They offer alternative vocational opportunities, life-skills training, as well as spiritual, physical and emotional development.
Call to Freedom works to support the victims and survivors of sexual exploitation on their path to recovery. They’ve created an extensive network of frontline workers who help provide shelter, mental health counseling, safety, and so much more.
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Every person should be free” is Exodus Cry’s mantra. They’ve set up three main ways to break the cycle of sexual exploitation: shifting culture, changing laws, and reaching out.
Sojourn House is on the frontline of support for survivors of human sex trafficking. They provide transitional housing that helps defend, restore, and liberate women who have been sexually exploited.
Disrupting Traffick’s mission is to disrupt the commercial sex industry through strategic outreach, community engagement and education, and to connect survivors of sex trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation to trauma informed resources.
Wipe Every Tear offers a way out of sexual exploitation for many women by fostering caring and safe relationships. They provide education and safe homes to further dispel the effects of trafficking.
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