The Wayne Foundation Inc

The amount of work needed to help bring this issue to light far exceeds what it should. Jamie Walton is doing everything she can to help actually make a difference and it shows. This organization is fighting a very serious problem and I am proud to help out in any way I can. DMST needs to be stopped and its victims need to be helped.

I called looking for help and was judged,put down and lied to. I would not reach out to this organization. Who do they help with there donations. This is clear abuse of a 502 for a non profit to be set up in a resort town.

Jamie Walton is one of the most caring people you could ever hope to meet. She's waging war on an issue that is non-partisan, yet also something a lot of our leaders seem to prefer to sweep under the rug. Through her passion and energy, Jamie is bringing the world of sex trafficking out of the shadows, and our public heightened awareness is absolutely making a difference.

The Wayne Foundation deserves your support - whether by direct donations, choosing them as your AmazonSmile charity, or just by spreading the word on social media. Do it! :)

I LOVE The Wayne Foundation. I've been a supporter for about 3 years both independently & via AmazonSmile. Jamie Walton runs an incredible organization that is an invaluable asset to society. I wish nothing but continued success & will continue to support this group forever!

I'm always happy to team up with The Wayne Foundation & punch Evil right in it's turkey-neck!

I came into contact with "The Wayne Foundation INC" around 2013, and Jamie Walton shared her story with me and my friend who ran a podcast. Her story was impactful and brought me to a heigntened state of awarness of what "The Wayne Foundation" is about.

In life we have SO many non profits, but NONE are like "The Wayne Foundation" which has the most pure of intentions and is just here to HELP.

We live in a society of where so many "false" non profit's try to rise up. That time is done..

The real non profits that help are on the rise, with "The Wayne Foundation" on it's way up to make this year an amazing year so that 2017 brings about stuff so amazing that it can not be predicted or comprehended!

Please donate anything you are able to, its not just about money. Be WHO you are , and offer what YOU can.. Support, talking, money etc..

Take action on a cause that is REAL and here to help others!

Thank you for anyone who read's this and GOOD VIBES TO YOU!!

Much love !

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Heroes are real. They are not just in comic book & movies. The Wayne Foundation are reaching those in very dangerous situations & provide them with a safe environment & aid them through the heartbreaking effects of sex trafficking. Please help them help others.

This foundation has done some wonderful things to help people get out of some very unfortunate situations and to start people back on good tracks of life. Please do what you can to help to not only donate, but to spread the word. The Wayne Foundation is one charity I donate to every year and I intend to until I know that sexual traffic has ended

The founder of this organization has taken personal suffering and transformed it in to hope for others. This world is better for it.
Also she responds to inquiries personally and in a timely manner. Most efficient. Please

I havent personally helped THE WAYNE FOUNDATION yet but i hear their work, know their work and respect their work. TWF sheds a light on a problem and a start up solution that America doesn't spend enough time and money investing in. Human trafficking is a big problem in the states and across the world and I applaud Ms. Walton and her compatriots for their work and I hope to help as much as I can.

The Wayne Foundation is a much needed charity. The love, respect, and support they show victim's of sex trafficking are a breath of fresh air. As a survivor of Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking, I will always speak in support of TWF. I am where I am in life, in large part to founder Jamie Walton. God bless you Jamie, and God bless you TWF.

I truly believe in the message and goals of TWF . I find Jamie Walton to be an inspirational woman and have enjoyed watching her work and their vision grow.

As with 99% of everybody I learned about The Wayne Foundation via Kevin Smith's podcasts. However, I did not immediately donate. Why?

Because I am very wary of donating to charities. Far too many don't put the majority of the funds donated to the actual cause they promote. I spend (probably) way too much time vetting and researching charities I think about donating to, making sure that the majority of funds are going to the cause they promote, that those involved are doing more than padding their resume, and more.

I have found nothing to object to in donating to The Wayne Foundation. Jamie Walton is an awesome person full of sunshine and Good Things™. She is very determined to meet and exceed the goals put forth for herself and the organization. She and her/the org's supporters continually come up with unique and interesting ways to engage potential donors and to raise awareness. You cannot go wrong with donating to The Wayne Foundation as it is a worthy cause run by dedicated and immensely approachable people.

Whether it's through their website, via Amazon.Smile (please choose them for Amazon.Smile) or now sending care packages you can do so with the Spider Mann (@spidermann) seal of approval.

Upon hearing Jamie's story on multiple podcasts, I became immediately taken in by the obvious passion & earnest efforts that the organization is putting into creating something meaningful. Since the project is such a large undertaking, I initially donated money towards helping them meet their first goal (acquiring a home for housing the girls they are going to be taking out of the sex trade industry & giving a new lease on life to). I didn't feel like I did enough. I have begun spreading the word to anyone who will listen, promoting the cause on social media & even recently created an art piece to use as promotion of the organization. It made its way through social media & was well-received. If it convinced one person to donate, then I feel like it was worth my effort. I wish I could help more, & am planning to do so as soon as I can. The more support the group can get, the quicker they will be to accomplishing these goals. Just remember... You Too Can Be A Hero!

The Wayne foundation, and those who run it are an inspiration m as a father, it pains me to know there are such evils in the world. It also give a me hope knowing there are people like the ones who run the Wayne foundation. People that try to make a difference to young women and children everyday. Please show your support . even if only kind words. Ever little bit counts.

First time i heard about The Wayne Foundation was from a podcast that Jamie Walton did with Kevin Smith. Jamie does great job running things.
I highly recommend to everybody to listen the podcast and maybe after that donate.

I first heard of The Wayne Foundation back in 2011, after listening to Kevin Smith's podcast. At the time I was just about finished writing a short game for children. I contacted Jamie and asked her if I could put an add in that game, and also donate 25% of the profits made from selling it to TWF. She agreed, and off I went!

Since the 25% profits from that game just wasn't adding up to a ton of money, I also started organizing yearly charity bundles. I contact publishers of role playing games, books, artwork - anything that can be digitized. They donate product, I sell the bundle for $20 or so and all profits go to TWF.

This is a cause that I'm all for - I like Jamie's can-do attitude, I like what TWF is moving towards and I like that they are educating the public about child sex workers - an issue that needs far more attention. They've got my support.

I became aware of The Wayne Foundation through listening to one of Kevin Smith's podcasts and I have been inspired by both Jamie Walton, and the organization's cause. The horror and trauma that men, women, and children have to endure because of sexual trafficking and abuse is sadly very real, and this foundation is helping to not only stand against it, but to undo the extensive damage that it inflicts upon victims.

This is a most excellent cause. Even if you can only toss them a couple bucks a month it all helps them reach their goal. Like coffee? You can even support them by buying a bag of their joe.

This is a great organization and my favorite charity! I ask everyone to please give. The Wayne Foundation, Inc. spreads the word about domestic minor sexual trafficking and helps get passage of bills in states that are weak in protecting minors from this devastating crime. The ultimate goal is to build a rehabilitation center to make it possible for victims of this crime to get back into a normal productive life after suffering the cruelties they have faced. President and co-founder Jamie Walton is the best face for this organization being a survivor herself. You will not find a charity that makes the most of donations anywhere so please give what you can!

Anything Kevin Smith stands behind, I stand behind! I believe in the cause! Child trafficking is something we wish was just in the movies. This organization is bring it to light and helping banish it from existence. Keep up the good work!

I come to know Jamie Walton's story by following Kevin Smith, Yes The Kevin Smith that brought us such films as Clerks and Mall Rats and Jersey Girl. But Seriously, Smith heard about Jamie from twitter, sat her down to listen to her story. He was so moved he recorded and posted it in his media empire for all his listeners to hear and be motivated.

I guess, Kevin Smith, much like myself was so moved that he and Jamie got together to start an organization that would help, home and protect girls similar to Jamie's story! Thus was born the Wayne Foundation. Helping give a girl a fighting chance in this world who was abused and sold in to sexual slavery known as Trafficking!

I urge you please support this charity! Listen to Jamie's interview and follow The Wayne Foundation's progress! It is truly moving and touching! Jamie is that one person who from darkness is a beacon of hope for many young girls and women out there! Lets help her build this organization to where it can do the most good!

The Wayne Foundation continues to work hard at raising the awareness of domestic human trafficking, they even helped get a new law instated.
i personally am happy to make a reoccurring monthly donation with the knowledge that one day they will be able to open the rehabilitation centre to help turn around the lives of people less fortunate.

The team behind the Wayne Foundation cause - or more specifically, Jamie Walton herself - are inspirational and work harder than any charity worker I know. I donate as regularly as I am able, and will continue to do so for as long as I breathe!

This is a situation that we need to pay attention to in America today. We chose to ware blinders and think the world is all chill but it is not. As a male and molestation survivor I feel anything that brings these abuses to the light and helps those who were battered by them are a great boon.

This is MUCH needed organization, one for which I would love to become a volunteer!

As a survivor who was swept under the rug by the police and other government officials I can tell you that we need this organization. There isn't anyone to help victims of child prostitution in Florida and now TWF is here to try and do what they can. Its a crime with a lot of victims but no one speaking out except TWF. This is and will grow to be an amazing foundation with support of the community.

TWF is survivor lead and survivor centered in their approach to DMST rehabilitation services.

The Wayne Foundation is an organization not only committed to ending child slavery and sex trafficking, but, just as importantly, to rehabilitate the victims of this heinous crime. Founder and President Jamie Walton is a true life hero that has overcome so much and yet, instead of becoming cynical and hard, opens her heart and gives her all to help victims of this horrific reality regain a normal life. Jamie is a true inspiration that has an honored place on my short list of personal heroes.

I worked with the co-founder of The Wayne Foundation to pass legislation in Pennsylvania that gives victims of human-trafficking access to life-saving help. At all times, I found The Wayne Foundation to be a passionate, dedicated organization, with a clearly defined mission. I look forward to working with them again in the future, and suggest anyone living in a state without strong anti-trafficking laws to call on the Wayne Foundation's expertise!

This organization has no measurable results, except selling t-shirts and promoting its founder, a former lingerie model. Do not under any circumstances give money to the Wayne Foundation. They have no annual reports. They do not file required reports with the IRS. They only sell cheap trinkets and try to get interviews in an effort to prove their worthiness. Interviews in 2012? Probably 30. Victims served? 0.

A great nonprofit headed by a great leader. She has overcome so much and returned even more.

A great organization. I know the founder Mrs. Walton personally, and I can think of no better, capable, or more intelligent person to lead such a worthy cause.

The Wayne foundation is an amazing organization with a real purpose. You can really stand behind the people that are involved with this program. I recommend that every one checks them out and see they things hat Jamie Walton has accomplished

I personally supported someone close to me through a long period of abuse. After hearing Jamie Walton's story, I wish I knew of some organization like the Wayne Foundation at the time to contact for information. TWF helps spread knowledge of child sex trafficking and slavery in order to end a crime that society seems to overlook or thinks is eradicated. This abuse is horrible for any human being, let alone one still maturing and discovering who they are. It would break anyone's heart to see someone they care about believe the only value they have is to be abused. Hopefully through awareness and the goal of a Wayne Foundation shelter, abused teens and children may learn their full potential and happiness

This organization has huge goals. Fortunately, it has a leader in Jamie Walton that makes those goals seem attainable. TWF aims to provide shelter and care for girls who have been the victims of the sex trafficking industry. They would be cared for, rehabilitated, and provided with the tools to succeed in a world that can seem unsympathetic. This is an important organization.

The Wayne Foundation is ana amazing organization that focuses on helping a very marginalized section of our population. Their goal, to create outreach programs and facilities to rehabilitate victims of sexual abuse and trafficking is worthy of praise. Not only is their goal sincere, their founder - Jamie Walton is a tremendous leader who believes they can make a difference.

important work for an under served cause. It is perhaps counterintuitive that those forced into prostitution might retur to their abusers but this is the case. The Wayne Foundation is trying to make safehouses where those young people escaping prostitution can be protected and recieve assistance during that transitional period

Great cause, great founder. Jamie Walton is amazing

This charity serves to protect and care for a group of victims who have had the most brutal of lives. A donation to this cause is not thrown away on books or cards, but places resources directly where it will be needed. Creating a shelter and rehabilitation center for children who have been through the cruelty of sex trafficking is just a start. The Wayne Foundation's goal to expand their mental and physical care to include even adults means that even people in need who have dealt with their pain for decades could find a safe haven. There are few charities with such important, specific goals, marking this as an incredibly important one to support. The staff cares deeply for the charity and have been very eager to reach out and make sure donors are happy and aware. I cannot recommend The Wayne Foundation enough.

It is no secret that politically charged issues cause a division among citizens of the United States. This is no more prevalent during an election period. However, The Wayne Foundation exists to promote a cause that we as the American public can all rally behind as one strong voice. A vision to end human trafficking in this country is an ideology with no hidden agenda, no selfish political motivation, and no dispute towards its moral objectives. Simply hearing the story of founder and President Jamie Walton is enough to move any caring human being into action. Beyond her first-hand experience in the world of child sex trafficking, Mrs. Walton has publicly made it very clear what her intentions are with The Wayne Foundation. She has stressed financial transparency and fiscal responsibility in regard to how the organization is run. As a CPA, I find this a primary strength of any organization, non-profit or otherwise. If her business sensibilities were not enough, Mrs. Walton also makes herself very publicly accessible and available to anyone who reaches out to her through public appearances, social media, and even personal email. For these reasons, I feel compelled to write this review of The Wayne Foundation, an organization who truly is trying to make a difference in this world and in the lives of those who may feel like the world has turned its back on them. This is the heart of what true compassion and caring are all about.

An amazing organization that never forgets the folks that help them out.

I've been an avid supporter of The Wayne Foundation since learning of Jamie Walton and hearing her story via the podcast interview she conducted with Kevin Smith. Since then, despite being in Canada, I've supported the Wayne Foundation both financially and by attempting to increase awareness through various websites that I contribute to. I have followed their goals and accomplishments enthusiastically! I truly feel that Jamie's personal honesty and courage infuse the entire organization with a sincerity and strength of purpose that is not often found in charitable organizations. Because of her great character, I am 100% confident that any time or money I contribute to The Wayne Foundation is well spent and will help to combat the despicable and unfortunate practice of Human Slavery!

Heroes stand up for those who can not. They fight to protect those incapable of defending themselves . Children caught up in prostitution trafficking and slavery need heroes to stand up for them. It is horrible that these things occur. It is much easier to pretend that this isn't really happening in the 21st century ... but it is. Jamie Walton is more than just a survivor of these atrocities She is a hero fighting to help those children escape.. Heroes stand up for those who can not , and they should never have to stand alone. Jamie Walton is a Hero and I am proud to stand by her and The Wayne Foundation

I was introduced to Jamie Walton and The Wayne Foundation via her interview with Kevin Smith. Jamie is a survivor in the deepest sense of the word, and has taken that experience and managed to create a wonderful organization with the purpose of helping end child exploitation and sex slavery.

Her story is both a horrifying tale, and an inspiring message of hope. Her experiences and her dedication to helping others has moved me to donate to The Wayne Foundation, as well as reaching out locally in my community to those in need.

I reached out to Jamie via Twitter and have found her to be the most warm, compassionate, honest, and transparent person I've ever had the privilege of knowing. Her genuine need to help others is uplifting, and I'm proud to be able to contribute to her goal of ending CSEC and DMST.

Please get your facts straight before you make a post filled with untruths. The facts are that TWF and Jamie have always been open about their financials. You can check anytime you like at the following location: http://the-waynefoundation.org/. Also if you emailed TWF they would be more than willing to answer any questions or share the financials with you. Jamie has always been open about the fact that she wants to raise enough money to buy a facility to house those in need. TWF has a solid plan and no pun intended, need a solid foundation to help those in need. Listen to the podcasts here to gain some knowledge about the organization before you judge someone that has overcome a lot. http://the-waynefoundation.org/sminterviews. Again please get the fact strait before your baseless lies attack someone else’s character because your own will become in question. Those who live in glass houses should not throw stones. I applaud TWF and Jamie for the battle ahead of them and offer my love and encouragement!

The Wayne Foundation aims to provide an invaluable service to those who can't defend themselves, children. Through their efforts future clients can be saved the misery and horror that befell the organazation's founder Jamie Walton. Every dollar donated will be put to good use in supporting and healing children who have been forced into sex trafficking. It is my opinion that there is no more noble cause than to help these victims. Jamie is all heart and her passion for this work is remarkable.

The Wayne Foundation is one of the very few human trafficking organizations that is doing the right thing. Very few of these organizations are led by survivors of this crime, because so few of them have the courage to really do the hard work that has to be done. Jamie Walton is courageous, hard-working and smart. So, to all the girls and boys out there who are victims of this abuse, hang on! Jamie is coming to get you!

The Wayne Foundation is an amazing organization run by amazing people. It is nice to have a place where I can donate money and not have to worry about it lining the pockets of some big wig businessman to have luncheons with. If you want to help stop the trafficking, prostitution, and slavery of children then I urge you to donate to the Wayne Foundation.

An incredible organisation created by an incredible person. Truly inspiring.

After listening to the 2 part interview with Jamie Walton, I couldn't help but be moved by her story and her life mission to help other children effected by child sex trafficking.
While I have never experienced anything close to what she went through, I work in an adult corrections facility and I often come across people who commit many similar crimes to what she experienced. I rarely ever hear what happened to the victims, unless they themselves end up in prison due to not getting proper care and treatment after they were victimized and commit a similar crime (continuing the circle).
It is great to hear that after everything she has been through, she was able to come out of it with a positive attitude and great perspective on life. I can only hope that by raising more money for her cause she can help turn these kids turn their lives around in a positive way so they can have the lives they deserve.

Jamie has committed her life to helping others who were in her situation through the Wayne Foundation. Considering this is her groups first year in existence her financial are being filed at the end of the year. Her organization is a GuideStar Partner in Trust, which means that there is an open transparency to her books and to her organization.

For those who work in the non profit field like I do know, Guidestar's Partner in Trust Program is a top of the line program to keep organizations honest.

Please before you judge and condemn, take a look at the facts and please know from working with Jamie I can tell you her cause is true and she welcomes any questions regarding her organizations finances because there is nothing to hide.

There is nothing behind this cause but to truly help people who have fallen into unfortunate situations where they are taken advantage of.

As someone who deals with troubled young adults on a regular basis, all I can say is The Wayne Foundation is a beacon of light for these people when they think all hope is lost and nobody cares about them.

Jamie is very compassionate and knowledgeable and is what makes this foundation viable for the future. I look forward to contributing more to this cause in the near future and to help The Wayne Foundation grow.

The Wayne foundation is a great foundation that helps those people that the world has forgotten. Its founder, Jaime, has a huge heart and does what she can for as many as she can, whole still holding down a full time job. Many kudos to her!

i would just like to say how much this org inspires me! It makes me want to help people and i think they are doing a great job! Proud to follow thier cause! - Natasha Hagan

When I first heard Jamie's story, it brought tears to my eyes. Really made me think, and still can not believe there are people out there that would do terrible things to anyone, let alone children. This is an amazing Non-Profit. I have had a chance to talk to both Jamie and her Husband Chase. These two are saints people... I have donated to TWF a couple of times now, and will continue to do so as often as I can. Sometimes it may only be a couple bucks. But I know that it makes Jamie smile really big when she see's donations come on. Pass this on to your friends, spread awareness. Let the Wayne Foundation signal be seen(Batman reference) and know that, hopefully one day we can live in a world without Human sex trade trafficking.

Heard about the foundation through the kevin smith sminterview. Listening to what Jamie went through made me wish something like the wayne foundation existed to help her. Anyone giving negative reviews of the foundation is doing so out of ignorance or basic stupidity.

This is the first charity organization that I have fully thrown myself into supporting. Jamie Walton is an inspirational human being who puts the organization's goals on an exciting and achievable level.

I too had only heard about The Wayne Foundation through Jamie's SMinterview podcast with Kevin Smith. Anyone who doubts Jamie or Kevin's veracity should listen to the episode. They are frigging brutal and honest and sincere. Doubting this woman is really, really BS. And so is posting lies about her, the foundation, or Mr. Smith.

It has come to my attention that someone has launched a personal attack towards Jamie Walton, Kevin Smith, and the Wayne Foundation. The Wayne Foundation, Jamie Walton, and Kevin Smith work tirelessly with no personal benefit or compensation for their efforts.

I have personally donated many times. As such I have rigorously reviewed their published financials and the viability of their efforts and organization. Jamie has been very vocal and transparent about her goals. Building a facility to transition affected individuals will take a large capital outlay, and until those monies are available the activities of the foundation will be petitions, awareness, education, public speaking, etc.

If someone takes the time to explore The Wayne Foundation, Jamie's back-story, or even just listens to her interiew with Kevin Smith you will be convinced at the genuine need for her role, the foundation, and the continued support of the public.

The individual who has attacked Kevin, Jamie and The Wayne Foundation and who refers to themselves as "Fact Checker" is a charlatan, a hoax, and has done no meaningful research.

Jamie Walton, Kevin Smith and other members of the board for The Wayne Foundation are doing amazing work getting the word out and raising money to help these children. I have spoken to Jamie on twitter she is a wonderful person. Anyone who has heard her story on SMinterview knows how close to her heart this is. Most people don't even know how bad sex trafficking really is and they are using a platform that will reach a whole demographic that wouldn't normally be reached. This organization is definitely deserving of your donations.

I believe a great deal in The Wayne Foundation and all the help it can do for young people (because its not only girls in this situation) involved in sex trafficking and child abuse. Yes, the charity may still be growing and as with all organisations it will take time to achieve its goals but with help and support it can get there. I full support the work of Jamie Walton and @ThatKevinSmith in the Foundation and hope and pray that one day it will no longer be needed and all of the disgusting behaviour of these individuals will be eradicated. On a personal note, to the troll who posted the negative review, you really need to find a better way to spend your time than to belittle those who are genuinely trying to help

Evey once in a while a cause comes along that calles to great people to do great things; such is the story with The Wayne Foundation and Jamie Walton. I donate what I can so I am a good person; but the people who live and breath with the work of The Wayne Foundation are great and we should all be thankful for their tireless efforts.

I learned of TWF via the podcast interview Jamie did with Kevin Smith and I was very moved by it. Everyone should be supporting this cause and helping Jamie and the others to end the horrors of human trafficking and put away these monsters stealing the childhood of the kids involved.

I have worked in the (adult) sex industry, and I know it's not for everyone. It's DEFINITELY not for children, but sadly, too many of them are forced into it. Most people don't even know it's going on under their noses. Jamie Walton and The Wayne Foundation are trying not just to rescue, but to educate.

I don't have any personal experience with human trafficking however, thanks to the honesty and passion of Jamie Walton on the SMinterview podcast at smodcast.com i've come to appreciate my own situation in life a bit more, and also realized that the world can be a cruel place if left without a smile. The world is full of wonderful people but crowded with apathetic ones, but Jamie Walton tries to bring us all together so we can learn to care for eachother a little better, and it's very insperational!

Jamie Walton and The Wayne Foundation stand bravely in the face of a terrifying enemy. Child Slavery is under-publisized and The Wayne Foundation shines a light directly at it. A former victim herself, Jamie spreads the word and raises money to help fight a problem that is truly evil. This is a cause that everyone, along every political line can get behind and know that the only agenda is to do some good.

There is no greater goal in the world than to stop human trafficing in the world and The Wayne Foundation aims to do just that. A wonderful cause and a wonderful organization.

Heard Jamie Walton's story and vision on SMinterview with Kevin Smith, touched my heart. Jamie's vision of providing shelter and assistance to girls affected by child trafficking is admirable and much needed. This has begun a staggering grass-roots movement of likeminded individuals who have together propelled her vision forward.

Jamie Walton is making huge strides in helping those affected by child slavery and sex trafficking and with more support the skies the limit! What she has been through is amazing and having met her I can confirm that she's a wonderful person who really knows how to make lemonade out of lemons. I can't wait to help her more with the Wayne Foundation going forward and help her realize all her dreams of helping other kids out there!

I heard about the Wayne Foundation and Jamie through SMinterview with Kevin Smith...

Jamie’s story really touched me and gave me a lot of hope with over coming some of the things I've been through.

I really hope I can in some small way help The Wayne Foundation with the work it wants to do and other girls that get stuck in these horrible situations.

Jamie deserves a big bucket of win.

I have met Jamie Walton twice as well as listened to the two interviews she has done. The Wayne Foundation is in the best hands. I wish that child slavery did not exist but sadly it does. Jamie has her heart set on helping educate about this horrible problem as well as eventually providing a safe environment for children rescued. Again WF has my trust. I have donated money and will continue to and plan to donate time and whatver else I can to make sure WF has the tools needed to fight . Please check out Jamie Waltons story.

This foundation addresses the overlooked need to create a safe haven for young girls sexually abused and trafficked with nobody to turn to. The founder J Walton knows from experience how dire this need is. I think of my nieces and think of how innocent and vulnerable they could be if circumstances were different for them.
The passion and devotion to making this place a success makes me want to give all the support I can to this worthy cause.

I learned about the Wayne Foundation while listening to Jamie Walton on the SMInterview podcast. I was absolutely captivated by her story. She is one of the strongest, smartest, and most resilient people I have ever heard speak.

Since then I am committed to doing all I can to spread awareness of the WF and the plight of human trafficking. As well as, doing all I can to helping them achieve their goals of housing and aiding victims of this terrible crime.

To me, no one can better embody the spirit and mission of "non-profit" than Jamie. Her dedication to excellence and transparence in business practices exemplify the true meaning of charity.

The Wayne Foundation is an amazing organization looking out for and ready to take care of the victims of sex trafficking. Jamie Walton, having experienced this herself, is taking things into her own hands and wanting to give children and adults what she didn't have and what wasn't offered to her. The Wayne Foundation is still in its early stages, but its a charity that reaches to your heart.

Jamie Walton is an amazing person, and the Wayne Foundation is a fantastic organization. I look forward to helping them out in anyway I can in the future.

This non-profit is serving amgreat cause. They should be recognized for there support in the community. They have bright light to the dark subject of sex trafficking and are making the public aware of such a heinous crime.

This is an amazing charity that is striving to help young women in a way that is too often neglected. Victims of sex trafficking are too often forgotten, or worse punished. Jamie has worked tirelessly to spread the message of the Wayne Foundation and to raise funds. Definitely a worthwhile and legitimate charity.

Jamie is the perfect ambassador for this amazing organisation. It's an incredible cause and I deserves every success.

Jamie and Kevin have created something amazing with the Wayne Foundation and i can't not wait to see their successes change the world

After hearing the two part interview of Jamie Walton i knew i had to help this foundation someway. i try to donate every month.
Jamie is doing great job for running it

Great cause, great leader, great org.

I wish more people cared for and understood what some people have gone through.

Thanks for speaking for those who aren't able to speak for themselves.

Having heard several interviews with founder Jamie Walton, I have to say that I am incredibly impressed with her personal self-determination, and her ability to turn a truly horrific series of events into something that could make huge changes to someone's life for the better.

This is a great foundation that has amazing potential to do great things for people young and old. I was totally inspired by Jamie's interviews and encourage everyone to support it.

The majority of American citizens think of human trafficking as something you only see in the movies. Those who know that it is a current and real problem rarely think that it happens in our united states. The hundreds of thousands of US victims beg to differ.

The issue of human trafficking needs more attention. The Wayne Foundation is doing great work trying to spread more awareness while raising money to help the victims of this atrocious crime.

Making people aware of the problem of child prostitution is one of the best things the organization could do. But the Wayne Foundation does so powerfully as well as effectively is pretty beautiful. But still better than making us aware of the problem, the foundation is actually proposing a solution. Not pie-in-the-sky, but practical. No one can fix the whole world, but creating a home, a place that girls can go to get out of the life, a safe place... They're making a difference.