How Businesses Partner With Allies Against Slavery to Combat Human Trafficking Through Data - Part Two

Dropbox

Making Rebranding Work

Dropbox undertook an intensive six-week project, collaborating closely with the Allies team to develop a comprehensive brand and messaging architecture, culminating in a messaging toolkit, refined brand architecture, and a revised Lighthouse landing page copy—professional services that would typically require significant resources. Due to this collaboration, a Dropbox representative joined Allies Board of Directors.

“We are proud to support Allies Against Slavery over the years through unrestricted support and skills-based volunteering. Allies has built an incredible platform that will inform key stakeholders with the data they need to make key decisions.”

—Tina Lee,

Head of Social Impact & Sustainability,

Dropbox and Allies Board Member

Vodafone Americas Foundation

From Values-Aligned Partnership to Thought Leadership

With investment from Vodafone Americas Foundation, Allies deployed Lighthouse to 20 new organizations across Texas and Louisiana, equipping over 200 field professionals with the expertise to facilitate the screening of 35,668 vulnerable youth and adults.

To further support anti-trafficking initiatives, Allies provides lunch and learns to Vodafone employees on human trafficking indicators. The nonprofit also is working with the Vodafone Americas Foundation to provide information for a presentation on the intersection of interpersonal violence, technology, and data.

“I want to take a moment to express my heartfelt thanks for such a great, moving, and informative lunch and learn session. We are in awe of the incredible work Allies Against Slavery is doing, and we deeply appreciate the time you took today to share your insights and experiences with us. Your passion and dedication are truly inspiring!”

—Theresa Nguyen,

Grants Manager, Vodafone Americas Foundation

Results of Strategic Partnerships

In 2024, these partnerships empowered the following:

• 35,668 Vulnerable youth and adults screened through corporate-supported platform expansion.
• 3,286 Individuals identified as a clear concern for human trafficking.
• 200+Field professionals trained on enhanced Lighthouse capabilities.
• 20 New organizations deployed across Texas and Louisiana.

About the author

Michael Billet

Michael Billet, director of policy research for Employment Policy at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, keeps members and internal Chamber policy staff abreast of pending labor, immigration, and health care legislation, as well as federal regulatory and subregulatory activities. He is also responsible for planning the Chamber’s annual workplace and community wellness forum.

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