Travers' National Recognition
Travers' National Recognition

The National Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS) Virtual Library, an esteemed repository of over 235,000 resources on criminal justice topics, has honored Saved in America’s founder, Joseph Travers, by featuring his book in its collection. The library serves as a vital resource for professionals seeking comprehensive insights on subjects like law enforcement, corrections, juvenile justice, and victim support.

Read More
Karinna Zarate
Trafficking Awareness
Trafficking Awareness

Human Trafficking Awareness Month is a somber yet crucial reminder of the challenges facing our communities in combating the heinous crime of trafficking. In the United States, trafficking of children remains a tragic reality, devastating families and communities while perpetuating cycles of harm.

Read More
Karinna Zarate
Beacon of Hope
Beacon of Hope

In the heart of every American community lies a silent crisis that often goes unnoticed—the trafficking and enslavement of children. However, amidst this darkness, organizations like ours at Saved in America are emerging as beacons of hope, tirelessly working to locate, rehabilitate, and reintegrate vulnerable youth into society.

Read More
Karinna Zarate
Last Chance
Last Chance

Time is running out. Not only on the calendar but also for the children who are counting on our help. Each year, thousands of American kids go missing or fall victim to trafficking, and without the proper resources, many of them will never make it home. You can change that—but you have to act now.

Read More
Karinna Zarate
Connect with SIA
Connect with SIA

In the digital age, community isn’t just about who we see in person—it’s also about who we connect with online. Our mission at Saved in America (SIA) relies on awareness, community engagement, and timely updates. The best way to stay in the loop? Follow us on social media.

Read More
Karinna Zarate
Christmas Video
Christmas Video

The holiday season is often a time for joyous gatherings, warm meals, and reflecting on blessings. Yet for many families, there’s an empty seat at the table—a child who has gone missing or is trapped in trafficking.

Read More
Karinna Zarate
$1 a Day
$1 a Day

We live in a world where a single dollar often goes unnoticed—tossed aside as pocket change or spent on trivial items. What if we told you that same dollar could help shield a child from a lifetime of trauma? By committing just $1 a day, you become a vital part of our mission to end child trafficking and exploitation.

Read More
Karinna Zarate
Hiding in Plain Sight
Hiding in Plain Sight

Child trafficking doesn’t always appear as the dramatic abductions shown in movies. The reality is often much more subtle—and that’s where grooming comes in. Grooming can be defined as a calculated process used by predators to earn a child’s trust before exploiting them. Unfortunately, many kids and teens don’t realize they’re being manipulated until it’s too late.

Read More
Karinna Zarate
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas!

As the holiday spirit fills the air and we gather with friends and family, we at Saved In America want to extend our warmest Merry Christmas wishes to you and your loved ones. This special season is a time to reflect on the blessings in our lives, appreciate the power of community, and look forward to the hope that tomorrow brings.

Read More
Karinna Zarate
A Decade of Impact
A Decade of Impact

This December, we celebrate the 10-year anniversary of Saved in America (SIA), a California-based non-profit organization made up of former police officers, Navy SEALs, and Military Special Operators who have become licensed and insured private investigators. Our team has worked relentlessly for the past decade to prevent child trafficking and reunite missing children with their families.

Read More
Karinna Zarate